Sports picks for Thursday, November 5, 2026

DET: 264 team passing yards per game to MIA's 166.7

Detroit is close to last season's passing level, 264 yards a game now and 253.1 then, so its number looks like a real identity. Miami has slipped from 180.5 to 166.7 and was already low last season, which makes this gap more believable than most 7-game splits. Detroit looks like the side more comfortable throwing. A bettor should ask how Miami scores if this becomes a passing game, and whether its low volume makes its passing props look too high.

NO: 77.3% red-zone scoring rate to CLE's 42.9%

New Orleans is finishing drives at 77.3% after sitting at 44.4% last season, a huge swing over just 7 games. Cleveland has dropped from 52.6% to 42.9% in 8 games. Red-zone rates rest on few trips and tend to swing, so both teams could drift back toward last season's numbers. Before leaning on this gap, check whether the spread or total prices these rates as permanent, since touchdown luck can turn quickly.

BUF: 33.3 points per game to MIN's 20

Buffalo has climbed from 28.3 points a game last season to 33.3 in 7 games, while Minnesota at 20 is almost exactly last season's 20.2. Minnesota's scoring looks like a stable baseline, and Buffalo's is the number more likely to come back a little. Buffalo still has the stronger scoring history in both seasons. The question for this game is whether Minnesota can score enough to stay close if Buffalo gets near its current pace.

MIN: 13.3 points allowed per game to BUF's 25.9

Minnesota's defense is giving up 13.3 points a game, well below last season's 19.6, while Buffalo's has gone the other way, from 21.5 to 25.9. Both moves come over just 7 games, and Minnesota's is the sharper one, so some drift back toward last season would be normal. Minnesota's path is a low-scoring game, and Buffalo's defense makes that harder to count on. Check whether the total assumes Minnesota's number is fully real.

CIN: 288.4 team passing yards per game to ATL's 188.4

Cincinnati wants this game played through the air, and its passing is up from 235.6 yards a game last season to 288.4 in 7 games. Atlanta has gone the other way, from 207.2 to 188.4 in 8 games. A jump that big in 7 games could cool off some, so last season's number is a useful floor. If Atlanta can't keep up through the air, Cincinnati gets to set the pace, so ask whether the total and passing props already reflect that.

HOU: 0.43 turnovers committed per game to LAC's 2.43

Houston almost never gives the ball away, at 0.43 a game after 0.71 last season, while the Chargers have nearly doubled their rate from 1.24 to 2.43 in 7 games. Houston's clean play has a track record behind it. The Chargers' number is more likely to come down, because turnovers swing hard over 7 games and last season's figure was far lower. Any price built on the Chargers continuing to give away the ball at this rate deserves some skepticism.

BUF: 6.41 yards per play to MIN's 4.74

Buffalo gains far more on each snap, and its 6.41 yards per play is up from 5.94 last season. Minnesota's 4.74 is close to last season's 4.82, so its low-efficiency offense has a full season of support behind it. Buffalo may cool slightly over a larger sample, but the gap existed last season too. Minnesota likely needs more plays and longer drives to match Buffalo's production, which makes it a useful lens for the spread and team totals.

DET: 29 points per game to MIA's 16.7

Detroit's scoring barely moved, 29 points a game now and 28.3 last season, so that side of the gap looks dependable. Miami has dropped from 20.4 to 16.7 over 7 games, and it was already well behind Detroit last season. Miami could bounce back a bit, but the basic difference has held for two seasons. If Miami falls behind, its offense has shown little sign it can catch up, which is the right lens for the spread and Miami's team total.

Drew Lock (QB) is questionable for SEA

Lock has a right elbow issue, and he was limited Thursday, so he did some work but not a full practice. Questionable means his status for the Arizona game is still open. An elbow on a quarterback's right arm is the detail to follow, so see how he practices next before weighing him in any Seattle plans.

MIN: 154.9 passing yards allowed per game to BUF's 254.7

BUF is at 254.7 passing yards allowed per game over 7 games; MIN is at 154.9 over 7 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

MIN: 25% red-zone scoring allowed to BUF's 65.5%

Offenses have scored on just 25% of red-zone trips against Minnesota, compared with 65.5% against Buffalo, over 7 games each. Red-zone rates swing on a small number of snaps, so 25% is likely to climb even if this defense is good. Buffalo's mark looks closer to the kind of number that can hold. In this game, be careful about pricing Minnesota as if that stinginess will repeat, and look at how many drives each defense allows to reach the red zone.

David Montgomery (RB) is out for HOU

There is no game-day guesswork here: DeMeco Ryans has already ruled Montgomery out for Sunday against the Chargers with a groin injury. Ryans said he has made some progress, but he is still week-to-week, so this absence could run past this game. The report names no replacement, so check who is listed for the Houston backfield work. Any Texans rushing number for this game should assume Montgomery is not there.

CIN: 288.4 pass yards a game to ATL's 188.4

Cincinnati's passing game is producing far more than Atlanta's, even though both figures measure offense and say nothing about how either defense covers. Cincinnati has climbed from 235.6 a game last season over 7 games this year, while Atlanta has fallen from 207.2, so the gap has grown on both ends. Seven and eight games is a fair sample, but last season's numbers suggest some of it could narrow. Atlanta likely needs longer drives to keep up, so ask whether its offense can match scores if this turns into a throwing game.

HOU: 0.43 turnovers a game to LAC's 2.43

The Chargers are giving the ball away far more often than Houston, and their rate has jumped from 1.24 last season. Seven games is a short run for a stat this streaky, so expect that number to come down, though Houston's 0.71 last season shows ball security is a habit there. The Chargers need safer throws and fewer risky downs to hide it. Ask how much of the Chargers' price comes from giveaways that may cool off.

CHI: 236.5 pass yards a game to TB's 131.4

Tampa Bay's passing game has fallen hard from 205.9 yards a game last season, while Chicago has climbed slightly from 225.1. Eight games is enough to take the drop seriously, though last season's number leaves room for some rebound. Tampa Bay has to lean on shorter drives and avoid long-yardage downs, because Chicago can keep adding yards through the air. If Tampa Bay trails, it has to win with the part of its offense that has been weakest.

MIN: 13.3 points allowed a game to BUF's 25.9

Minnesota is allowing about two touchdowns a game through 7 games, a big improvement on 19.6 last season, while Buffalo's defense has slipped from 21.5. Both numbers could drift back toward last season, Minnesota's especially. Buffalo has to protect its defense with long drives and keep the game short, because trading scores favors Minnesota here. For totals and spreads, weigh how much of each team's jump should last beyond these 7 games.

Sam Darnold (QB) is out for SEA

Seattle will play the Cardinals on Sunday without its quarterback, and the quadriceps injury may cost Darnold more than this game. Week-to-week means there is no set return date, so his status could stay in question beyond Sunday. The report doesn't name who takes over, so that's the first thing to find out. For bettors, judge Seattle's offense by the replacement once he's named, and check whether the line was set before or after the news.

Brandon Aiyuk (WR) is out for SF

Aiyuk's absence against Las Vegas comes from a contract dispute, with no injury mentioned. He tried to secure his release by reporting to the 49ers' facility Friday, but the roughly $13 million in bonus forfeiture he owes the team could complicate that. Reporting does not put him back in the lineup for this game, so price San Francisco's receiving plans without him and watch for any change in his status with the team.

NO: 2.14 sacks taken per game to CLE's 4.13

Cleveland's quarterback is going down 4.13 times a game, up from 3 last season, while New Orleans has improved from 3.06 to 2.14 in 7 games. Last season these teams were nearly even, so this gap is new and could narrow. Over 8 games, Cleveland's problem has lasted long enough to matter. Sacks kill drives, so look at Cleveland's team total and sack props with this in mind, and check whether the price assumes the rate stays this high.

Brenen Thompson (WR) is doubtful for LAC

Doubtful means Thompson is unlikely to play for the Chargers against Houston. The report gives no injury or replacement, so plan on him sitting and watch for who fills his receiver snaps.

Kyler Murray (QB) is questionable for MIN

The questionable tag undersells this one: Murray has a hamstring strain and is reported as likely to miss Monday's game against the Bills. Losing the starting quarterback is the biggest change a team can face, so look at any Vikings number with that in mind. Since the game is Monday, the final call may come late, and it makes sense to know how you would view this matchup with or without him.

SEA: 4.11 yards per play allowed to ARI's 5.83

Seattle gives up 4.11 yards per play over 8 games, so offenses are rarely getting chunks of yardage against them, while Arizona allows 5.83. A per-play number is harder for game script to inflate than a yardage total, which makes this a sturdier sign of quality, though strength of schedule is still an open question. It should mostly hold. Bettors can start from the idea that Arizona will need longer drives to score here, while Seattle should find more room on the other side.

Kedon Slovis (QB) is out for BAL

Slovis is sitting Thursday against Jacksonville because of a coach's decision, with no injury listed on the report. He is inactive but stays available as Baltimore's emergency quarterback, so he would only come into play if an emergency at the position opened the door. For a bettor, this is a roster designation for this game and gives no sign of a health problem or a change in Baltimore's plan.

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Kenny Yeboah (TE) is out for ARI

Yeboah is a tight end on Arizona's practice squad, and the Cardinals moved him to the practice squad injured list on Tuesday with an undisclosed injury. Out means he will not play at Seattle. The move came from the practice squad, so it does not take a player off the active roster. The sheet names no replacement and gives no return date, so this one gives a bettor little reason to change how they see Arizona's offense in this game.

CJ Williams (WR) is out for JAX

Out removes Williams from Jacksonville's receiver group for the trip to Baltimore, with no game-time call left to make. The report gives no injury or return date. For a bettor, the useful step is to check who is active at receiver before trusting any Jacksonville receiving prop.

P Edge side won; final 33-10

Jaylinn Hawkins (S) is out for BAL

Hawkins has a knee injury and the Ravens have already ruled him out for Thursday's game against the Jaguars, so there is no game-day call to wait on. Baltimore will need a different safety in his snaps, and no replacement has been named. Any line posted now should already reflect his absence, so check that the number you are looking at came after the Nov 5 report.

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Yaya Diaby (LB) is out for TB

Diaby has an MCL sprain in his knee, and Bowles has already ruled him out against the Bears. The diagnosis is clear and the decision is final, so Tampa Bay's linebacker plan can be judged without game-day doubt. No replacement has been named, so the team's depth chart is the next thing to check. Bowles gave no return date, which leaves his status for later games open.

DET: 3.43 sacks recorded per game to MIA's 1.29

Detroit gets to the quarterback about three and a half times a game, while Miami gets there just over once, and both figures cover 7 games. That is enough to show a real difference in pass rush, though the numbers don't show how many of those sacks came against weak lines or teams passing from behind. A gap this wide should narrow some but is unlikely to vanish. For this game, think about which quarterback is more likely to get time, then check the Detroit line and Miami's protection.

DET: 264 pass yards a game to MIA's 166.7

Detroit moves the ball through the air far more than Miami, and both teams are close to last season's marks (253.1 and 180.5), so this gap looks real through 7 games. Miami has to hide its passing game with runs and short throws, a plan that gets harder if it falls behind. Detroit can stay balanced and force Miami to throw. Start with the likely score: an early Detroit lead puts Miami in the spot it most wants to avoid.

BUF: 244.7 team passing yards per game to MIN's 165.6

BUF is at 244.7 team passing yards per game over 7 games; MIN is at 165.6 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season BUF was at 216.6 over 17 games and MIN at 166.7 over 17 games.

Nate Wiggins (CB) is out for BAL

Wiggins is ruled out with an illness and won't suit up Thursday against the Jaguars, which leaves Baltimore a cornerback short. The report doesn't name who takes his snaps, so check the final depth chart before reading much into Jacksonville's passing props. Illness gives no sign of a longer absence, so this looks like a one-game call based on what's known so far.

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Elijah Sarratt (WR) is out for BAL

Sarratt will not play against Jacksonville, so Baltimore has to fill his receiver snaps with someone else. The report names no injury or replacement. Wait for the active list before reading much into any other Baltimore receiver's number.

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Alijah Huzzie (CB) is out for JAX

Huzzie will not play at Baltimore, which leaves Jacksonville a cornerback short for this game. The report names no injury or replacement. If you are looking at Baltimore's passing numbers, check how Jacksonville fills that spot before giving this absence much weight.

P Edge side won; final 33-10

Wesley Williams (DE) is out for JAX

JAX lists Wesley Williams as out on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

P Edge side won; final 33-10

Emery Jones Jr. (OT) is out for BAL

BAL lists Emery Jones Jr. as out on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig (S) is out for JAX

JAX lists Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig as out on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

P Edge side won; final 33-10

Aeneas Peebles (DT) is out for BAL

BAL lists Aeneas Peebles as out on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Zachariah Branch (WR) is out for ATL

Stefanski ruled Branch out on Monday because of a hamstring injury, so Atlanta has the whole week to plan without him against Cincinnati. No replacement has been named, so his targets have no clear new owner yet. Check how Atlanta lines up its receivers before assuming any one player gets the extra work.

Jack Campbell (LB) is doubtful for DET

Campbell is dealing with a neck injury, and doubtful means he is unlikely to play at Miami. He said Wednesday that he has full movement in his lower body and is making progress in his upper body, which shows he is improving but not all the way back. Detroit's linebacker plan is the thing to check on the final report, so think about this game as if he sits unless his status improves.

Deshaun Watson (QB) is questionable for CLE

Watson missed practice again Thursday with a concussion, so questionable looks shaky for the trip to New Orleans. A quarterback who isn't practicing this late in the week has work left to do. Any Browns number that assumes he starts carries real risk until his status is settled.

Tanner McKee (QB) is questionable for PHI

McKee has a rib injury and was limited Thursday, so he got some practice work and his status against the Giants is still undecided. A limited day keeps him in play, but it does not settle whether he suits up. Quarterback news moves a game's outlook, so check his status again before kickoff before relying on any Philadelphia passing number.

Jaylen Watson (CB) is out for LAR

Watson is expected to have shoulder surgery and miss the rest of the season, so this is a long-term hole for the Rams at corner. He is out against Washington and beyond, and no replacement has been named. Look at how the Rams line up at corner in this game, because that group may need to hold up for the rest of the year.

DEN: 1.25 sacks taken a game to CAR's 3.29

Carolina's quarterback is going down far more often than Denver's, and the Panthers have climbed from 2.19 sacks taken a game last season while Denver has improved from 1.77. Through 7 and 8 games, that gap looks meaningful, though Carolina could settle somewhat lower. Carolina has to hide it with quick throws and manageable third downs. Sacks kill drives, so expect Carolina's offense to swing on how often it stays ahead of the chains.

CIN: 52.9% third-down conversion rate to ATL's 33.3%

Cincinnati is converting 52.9% of its third downs, up from 43.4% last season, and that pace over 7 games is a good candidate to cool. Atlanta is at 33.3%, the exact number it posted last season, so its trouble staying on the field looks real. Even with some Cincinnati regression, the drive-extending edge should lean its way. That can mean more plays and more possession time for Cincinnati, which matters for team totals and yardage props.

NE: 123.1 rush yards a game to GB's 60.6

Green Bay's run game has collapsed from 119.8 yards a game last season, while New England sits near its 128.9 mark. Eight games makes this more than a blip, but a drop that steep has some room to bounce back. Green Bay has to hide it with quick passes that act like handoffs, and New England can use its steadier ground game to control the clock. Think about which team is more likely to stay on schedule, because long-yardage downs fall harder on Green Bay.

NO: 2.14 sacks taken a game to CLE's 4.13

Cleveland is taking sacks at a heavier rate than last season's 3, while New Orleans has improved from 3.06. Cleveland was already getting hit often, so part of this problem looks lasting through 8 games, even if the number eases a bit. The Browns have to hide it with quick throws and short third downs. New Orleans' number has less history behind it, so weigh Cleveland's drive-killing sacks more heavily than the Saints' 7-game gain.

IND: 32.6% third downs allowed to DAL's 51.4%

Indiana lets opponents convert 32.6% of third downs, while Dallas allows 51.4%, so Dallas is far more often stuck on the field for another set of downs. Both numbers cover 8 games, a fair sample, but third-down rates often drift toward the middle and depend on the distances offenses face. Expect some movement at both ends. This spot leans on drive length: Indiana's offense could get extra chances to sustain possessions, while Dallas needs early-down stops to avoid that third-down problem.

HOU: 253.4 team passing yards per game to LAC's 177.1

Houston's passing is up from 218.1 yards a game last season to 253.4, while the Chargers have dropped from 212.2 to 177.1, all in 7 games. These offenses were close last season, so this gap is recent and could shrink from either side. For now, Houston is the team getting more done through the air. Passing props are the place to apply this, with last season's numbers as a check on how much of the split to believe.

LAC has lost 7 straight

LAC has yet to win in seven tries, so this is a full season of losing and no longer a cold patch. The record doesn't show who those losses came against, so it can't say how much is schedule. Winless teams often get marked down hard, and streaks end without warning. Use the 0-7 as a reason to ask whether the price already reflects the slide before assuming it continues.

DAL: 247.9 team passing yards per game to IND's 174.6

Dallas has been the far more productive passing team through 8 games, so it has the clearer path if this turns into a throwing game. Both teams are down from last season, but the Colts have fallen much harder, from 227.8 to 174.6, while Dallas has slipped from 266.3. Eight games is a real sample, though Indy's number last season leaves room for some rebound. If you expect a shootout, ask whether the Colts' passing game can keep pace, because this season it hasn't shown that.

BUF: 7.99 yards per pass attempt to MIN's 5.41

BUF is at 7.99 yards per pass attempt over 7 games; MIN is at 5.41 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season BUF was at 6.88 over 17 games and MIN at 5.1 over 17 games.

Christian Kirk (WR) is questionable for SF

Kirk has a knee injury and did not practice Thursday, so his status against the Raiders is in doubt for now. Check the next practice report for any sign of work. Until then, do not assume he is available when looking at San Francisco's receiver numbers.

Jacob Saylors (RB) is questionable for DET

Saylors has a neck injury and was not expected to practice Wednesday, which makes questionable a real concern for this running back against Miami. One missed session does not decide his status, so the rest of the week's reports will say more. Detroit has not named who covers his work if he sits.

Amon-Ra St. Brown (WR) is questionable for DET

St. Brown has a rib injury and was limited Thursday, so he is practicing but not fully. The questionable tag leaves his status open for Miami, and limited work puts him somewhere between a clear yes and a clear no. Wait for the final word, and keep in mind that playing with sore ribs does not guarantee his usual role.

Kaytron Allen (RB) is questionable for MIA

Allen has a quadriceps injury and was limited at Wednesday's practice, so he got some work in but was not a full participant. Questionable leaves his status against Detroit open, and no one has been named to take his carries if he sits. A running back prop here carries extra risk until Miami settles his status.

Jaylen Wright (RB) is questionable for MIA

Wright has a quadriceps injury and was limited Thursday, so he got some work in, but his status against Detroit is unsettled. Any Miami running back number depends on whether he plays, so wait for the final word before reading into how the carries might split.

Denzel Boston (WR) is questionable for CLE

Boston has a calf injury and remained limited Thursday, so he is working but has not been cleared for a full practice. Questionable leaves his status for New Orleans open. If he plays, a calf issue is a reason to look for news on his snap count before betting his receiving props.

CJ Donaldson (RB) is questionable for NO

Donaldson is dealing with both a shoulder injury and a concussion, and he did not practice Thursday. Two injuries and no practice make this a shaky questionable before Cleveland. Bettors should hold off on Saints running back props until his status is settled, since his absence could change that backfield's outlook.

Alvin Kamara (RB) is questionable for NO

Kamara returned to practice Thursday, and the listing of rest and back suggests at least part of his absence was planned. That makes the questionable tag for Cleveland look less alarming than it would with no practice at all. The back issue keeps it from being a formality, so confirm his status before kickoff and don't assume a normal workload until the Saints show it.

Cam Skattebo (RB) is questionable for NYG

Skattebo has a hamstring injury and was a non-participant Thursday, a poor sign for his status at Philadelphia. Questionable keeps the door open, but this report offers no progress to lean on. Giants running back props are best left alone until his status is clear, because even a return could come with a limited role.

Malik Nabers (WR) is questionable for NYG

Nabers is questionable with an undisclosed issue, and he said Thursday, "I'll be good," for Sunday's game at Philadelphia. Since the injury isn't named, there's little to judge beyond his own confidence and the tag, which still leaves him officially in doubt. Take his comment as a positive sign, then wait for the team's final word before leaning on any Giants receiving number.

DeVonta Smith (WR) is questionable for PHI

Smith has a hamstring injury and officially did not practice Thursday, so questionable carries real doubt for the Giants game right now. Any practice work later in the week would be the first good sign. Hold off on Philadelphia receiving numbers until his status is clearer.

Dontayvion Wicks (WR) is questionable for PHI

Wicks has an ankle injury and did not practice Thursday, so his status against the Giants is in doubt for now. The next practice report is the thing to check. Until then, any Philadelphia receiver number that assumes he plays is built on shaky ground.

Saquon Barkley (RB) is questionable for PHI

Barkley is dealing with both hamstring and back issues, and he practiced in a limited way Thursday. That means he got some work in, but questionable leaves the Giants game undecided. Two listed injuries also raise the chance of a lighter workload if he plays, so check his final status before using any Philadelphia rushing number.

Jordan Whittington (WR) is questionable for LAR

Whittington has a back issue and was limited at Wednesday's practice, so he got some work in, but questionable still leaves his status for the Commanders game open. Later practice reports should give a better signal, so hold off on assuming he'll have his usual role until then.

Treylon Burks (WR) is questionable for WSH

Burks has a foot injury and did not practice Thursday, which is the weaker sign for a questionable player. Unless he returns to practice before the Rams game, Washington's receiver room may be thinner. Brown is also questionable with a calf issue, so the depth at the position is worth checking before betting any Washington receiver prop.

Keon Coleman (WR) is questionable for BUF

Coleman is dealing with a shoulder injury and was limited Thursday, which means some practice work but not a full load. Questionable keeps Coleman's status for Minnesota open. A better practice report would help the case for playing, while a step back would make any bet on Buffalo's receiver usage shakier.

DJ Moore (WR) is questionable for BUF

Moore has a knee injury but was a limited participant Thursday, so the Buffalo receiver did get some work in. Questionable leaves the Minnesota game in doubt, and limited practice says nothing about how big Moore's role would be if active. The next practice note is the one to check before betting on Moore's usage.

Joshua Palmer (WR) is questionable for BUF

Palmer's hamstring kept the Buffalo receiver out of practice Thursday, and questionable means playing against Minnesota is a real uncertainty. A missed session with a soft-tissue injury leans more worrying than a limited one, but it is only one report. Any bet that relies on Palmer's snaps should wait for the next practice update.

Kyle Monangai (RB) is questionable for CHI

Monangai has thumb and toe injuries and didn't practice Thursday, which puts his questionable tag for Tampa Bay on the wrong side of the line. Both issues can matter for a running back, one for ball security and one for cutting. Any later practice work would be the first good sign, and until then the Bears' backfield is better viewed with him in doubt.

Rashid Shaheed (WR) is questionable for SEA

Shaheed has a knee injury and did not practice Thursday, the kind of note that puts real doubt on a questionable tag. Seattle faces Arizona, and the report doesn't say who takes his routes if he sits. A return to practice would change the picture, so wait on his props and any Seattle receiver bets until his status firms up.

Michael Wilson (WR) is questionable for ARI

Wilson is listed with rest and ribs, and he was limited Thursday, so he was at least working. The rest label makes this read milder than a pure injury note, though the ribs are why he carries a questionable tag for Seattle. His next practice report and final status should tell you how much to trust his usual role in Arizona's passing game.

PHI has lost 6 straight

PHI won its first two games and hasn't won since, so all of 2-6 traces back to this slide. Six straight is a long enough run to take seriously, though the record alone can't say how strong those opponents were. Teams this deep in a skid often press and force things. Division games are a fair place to ask whether the market has dropped PHI too far or not far enough.

Jauan Jennings (WR) is questionable for MIN

Jennings has a calf injury and was limited Thursday, so the Minnesota receiver got some practice work but not a full day. Questionable means Sunday's availability against Buffalo is still in doubt. If you are looking at Minnesota's passing game, the next practice report tells you more than this one does.

Bam Knight (RB) is questionable for ARI

Knight has a concussion and did not practice Thursday, leaving his status for Seattle in doubt despite the questionable tag. A missed practice with this injury is a real warning sign, so hold off on assuming he plays. If you're looking at Arizona's running back props, wait for his final status, since the report doesn't say who would take his work.

TreVeyon Henderson (RB) is questionable for NE

Henderson sat out Thursday's practice with an illness, so his status for the Green Bay game is in doubt. Questionable means no final call has been made, and a missed practice is a poor sign this late in the week. One more practice report could change the picture quickly. If you're looking at New England's running game or Henderson's props, wait for the final word on whether he plays.

A.J. Brown (WR) is questionable for NE

Brown has ankle and knee injuries and was a non-participant Thursday, so two issues and no practice put real doubt behind his questionable tag against Green Bay. Patriots passing props could shift on his final status. Bettors should wait for that news, and if he plays, look for any sign he is limited.

MarShawn Lloyd (RB) is questionable for GB

Lloyd was limited Thursday because of a knee injury, which leaves his questionable status at New England unresolved. He did get some work in, the main positive in this report. Check his final status and any workload news before betting his props, since playing and getting his normal touches are separate questions.

Christian Watson (WR) is questionable for GB

Watson has a rib injury and was limited Thursday, so he is working but not at full participation. The questionable tag leaves his status for New England open, and the limited session keeps him in play. Check his final status before betting, then look for any news on how much the Packers plan to use him.

Ty Johnson (RB) is questionable for BUF

Johnson missed Thursday's practice with an illness, and the Buffalo running back is questionable for Minnesota. An illness is a different kind of absence from a muscle or joint injury, and this report gives no sign of how serious it is. Look for whether Johnson returns to practice before counting on the running back's snaps in this game.

Garrett Wilson (WR) is questionable for NYJ

Wilson did not practice Thursday because of a concussion, so his status for Kansas City is a real unknown. A missed practice is the weakest sign on a questionable tag, and this report gives no sign of progress. Bettors should hold off on Jets passing-game props until his status is settled, since the prices could move once it is.

Christian McCaffrey (RB) is questionable for SF

McCaffrey has a hamstring injury and was limited Thursday, so he practiced in some form, but his status against the Raiders is still open. A hamstring can also cut into a back's workload if he plays. Check his final status before using any San Francisco rushing or receiving number with his name on it.

LAR: 42.9% red-zone scoring allowed to WSH's 79.2%

The Rams allow scores on 42.9% of red-zone trips over 8 games, while Washington allows them on 79.2% over 7. Red-zone rates are jumpy, so both could move back toward the middle, and Washington's number looks especially hard to sustain at that level. The gap matters most when drives stall close to the goal line, where field goals and touchdowns change the total. Bettors can use this for scoring props and totals, after checking how often each defense lets teams get that close.

ATL: 134.8 rushing yards per game to CIN's 80.3

Atlanta can lean on its run game, while Cincinnati has barely gotten one going. The Falcons are up from 125.8 last season, and the Bengals have dropped from an already low 93.6, so this looks like a real gap with some extra stretch in it. Both samples are 7 or 8 games, which is enough to trust the direction more than the exact size. Atlanta looks more likely to control the style, and Cincinnati may have to put more on its passing game if it can't find balance.

Mike Evans (WR) is questionable for SF

Evans is listed with an Achilles injury and did not practice Thursday, so there is real doubt about the Raiders game for now. The next practice report is the first real clue. Wait for it before relying on any San Francisco receiving number that has him on the field.

Deebo Samuel Sr. (WR) is questionable for SF

Samuel has a hamstring injury and did not practice Thursday, which makes questionable look shakier for the Raiders game right now. Watch whether he gets back on the field in the next practice report. Until then, San Francisco receiving numbers that assume he plays carry real risk.

Dont'e Thornton Jr. (WR) is questionable for LV

Thornton has a back issue and was limited at Thursday's practice, so he was on the field in some capacity. Questionable means his status for the San Francisco game remains open. Any bet on him or the Raiders' other receivers makes more sense once his final practice and game designation are known.

Dyami Brown (WR) is questionable for WSH

Brown has a calf injury and was limited Thursday, so he got some work in, which is a better sign than sitting out entirely. Questionable leaves his status against the Rams undecided. Burks is also questionable after missing Thursday's practice, so Washington could be thin at receiver, and it makes sense to wait for both answers before betting props in that group.

Brian Robinson Jr. (RB) is questionable for ATL

Robinson has a hamstring issue and was limited in Thursday's practice, so he is doing some work but not all of it. Questionable means his status for the Bengals game is still undecided. A limited Thursday is one data point, and the rest of the week's practice reports will say more. Hold off on judging his workload until his status is clearer, since a hamstring can limit a back even if he suits up.

KaVontae Turpin (WR) is questionable for DAL

Turpin did not practice Wednesday because of a rib injury, and questionable means he has not been ruled in or out for Dallas at Indianapolis. One missed session is an early data point, and the rest of the week's reports should say more. If you are looking at a Turpin prop, wait until he logs some practice work or gets a final designation.

George Pickens (WR) is questionable for DAL

Pickens is dealing with a hamstring injury and was limited Thursday, which means he practiced but not fully. Questionable leaves his status at Indianapolis open. A hamstring can also limit a receiver who does play, so check his final status before using his receiving numbers, and consider how much he might be limited.

DAL: 247.9 pass yards a game to IND's 174.6

Dallas has dipped from 266.3 passing yards a game last season but remains well ahead of Indianapolis, which has dropped sharply from 227.8. Eight games is a fair sample, though the Colts' fall leaves room for some rebound. Indianapolis has to hide its passing with long drives and favorable down and distance, because chasing Dallas forces it to throw more. Pay close attention to game script here, since a deficit asks the Colts to do what they have done least well.

SF: 4.76 yards per play allowed to LV's 6.1

San Francisco allows 4.76 yards per play over 7 games, while Las Vegas allows 6.1 over 8, a clear gap in how much ground offenses gain on each snap. Per-play numbers are less affected by game script than totals, so this looks like the steadier kind of edge, though the opponents behind it matter and aren't shown here. Expect it to hold reasonably well. Las Vegas likely needs long, clean drives to score, while San Francisco's offense gets the easier environment.

KC: 7.4 sack yards lost per game to NYJ's 24.3

Sacks are costing the Jets far more field position than the Chiefs, and that can wreck a drive before it gets going. New York was at 24.9 last season, so this problem has lasted, while Kansas City has dropped sharply from 19.3 in 7 games. The Chiefs' number is the likelier one to rise, given how far it sits from last season's. In this spot, the Jets are more prone to drive-killing long yardage, which matters when you think about their ability to sustain scoring drives.

HOU is 2-1 on the road; LAC is 0-3 at home

LAC hasn't won at home in three tries, and HOU has won two of three on the road. Three games each is a thin sample, and the split doesn't show the opponents, so the site angle could move quickly. A winless home team gets little of the usual lift from its own building. Weigh this as support for a view on the teams, since HOU's edge here comes from a small run of games.

KC is 3-0 at home; NYJ is 1-3 on the road

KC has held serve in all three home games, while NYJ has one win in four trips. Both samples are small, and the split doesn't show who either team played, so 3-0 won't stay a perfect guide forever. The gap does fit the wider NYJ record on the road. In this spot, the home edge is easy to see, so the useful question is how much of it the number has already charged for.

BUF: 23.9 first downs per game to MIN's 15.6

BUF is at 23.9 first downs per game over 7 games; MIN is at 15.6 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season BUF was at 22 over 17 games and MIN at 17.2 over 17 games.

SF: 127.4 rush yards a game to LV's 77.3

The widest gap between these two is rush yards a game: LV ran for 77.3 rushing yards a game over 8 games; SF ran for 127.4 rushing yards a game over 7 games this season. Last season LV was at 77.5 over 17 games and SF at 106.9 over 17 games.

SEA: 19.9 points allowed per game to ARI's 29.8

Seattle has kept games in a much more manageable range, while Arizona keeps giving up points in bunches. This looks durable, since the Cardinals allowed 28.7 last season and the Seahawks allowed 17.2, though Seattle has been a bit leakier this year. Over 8 games each, both numbers look close to their established levels. Arizona's defense gives Seattle's offense a comfortable floor, so the Cardinals likely need a big scoring day to stay close, which is useful context for team totals.

NE is 3-0 at home; GB is 2-2 on the road

NE is unbeaten in three home games, while GB has split four on the road, which reads as a good home team against a middling traveler. Three games is a small sample and the split doesn't show who NE beat, so a perfect home mark is likely to come down at some point. GB at 2-2 has shown it can win away from home. Weigh NE's home form without assuming 3-0 is its true level.

SF: 89 rushing yards allowed per game to LV's 146.4

San Francisco gives up 89 rushing yards a game over 7 games, while Las Vegas gives up 146.4 over 8. Rushing totals depend partly on game script, since teams that trail run less, so some of San Francisco's number could come from how games unfolded. Las Vegas's figure may partly reflect the opposite. Before leaning on it for rushing props or game flow, compare yards per carry and attempts faced, since this line could widen further if San Francisco plays from ahead.

DEN: 48% red-zone scoring allowed to CAR's 80%

Denver allows scores on 48% of red-zone trips over 8 games, while Carolina allows them on 80% over 7. Red-zone numbers come from a small slice of snaps, so Carolina's rate is a candidate to come down even if the defense stays weak there. Denver's edge is real so far, but it can shrink quickly. For this game, it matters most for touchdown props and totals, especially if Denver's offense gets inside the twenty often enough to test that 80%.

Lamar Jackson

Thumb · Did not practice · Out

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Tyler Huntley

Toe · Did not practice · Out

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Jaylinn Hawkins

Knee · Did not practice · Out

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Yaya Diaby

Knee - MCL · Did not practice · Out

Sam Darnold

Quadriceps · Did not practice · Out

David Montgomery

Groin · Did not practice · Out

Jaylen Watson

Shoulder · Did not practice · Out

Zachariah Branch

Hamstring · Did not practice · Out

KC: 1.29 sacks taken per game to NYJ's 2.88

Kansas City's quarterback is rarely going down, while the Jets are taking sacks at more than twice that rate. New York has improved from 3.75 last season, but pressure remains a regular problem. The Chiefs have dropped from 2.94 in just 7 games, so their rate has the most room to climb. The protection edge should help Kansas City stay on schedule, while the Jets are likelier to face long-yardage downs, a useful lens for judging how consistently each offense can move.

HOU: 0.14 interceptions thrown per game to LAC's 1.43

Houston has almost eliminated interceptions over 7 games, while the Chargers are throwing more than one a game. Both numbers look stretched: the Texans were at 0.53 last season and the Chargers at 0.82, so expect each to drift back. The direction of the gap is believable, but the size probably shrinks because interceptions swing on a handful of throws. Don't price this game as if Houston will never give the ball away or the Chargers must, since a single pick can change the whole script.

SEA: 19.9 points allowed a game to ARI's 29.8

Arizona is giving up about what it did last season, 28.7 points a game, so its defensive problem has real history behind it through 8 games. Seattle has slipped from 17.2 but remains much harder to score on. Arizona has to hide its defense by holding the ball and shortening the game, because a shootout exposes it. Seattle's edge looks durable on both seasons' numbers, so judge how much of that gap the market has already priced in.

JAX: 15.9 points allowed per game to BAL's 25.4

Jacksonville has been stingy, while Baltimore has been giving up nearly a score more per game than a defense you would trust. The Jaguars have improved from 19.8 last season over 7 games, and the Ravens have slipped from 23.4, so both have moved in opposite directions. Jacksonville's jump is the one most likely to cool a bit, though Baltimore has been middling or worse across both seasons. This sets up as a spot where the Jaguars' defense has the stronger case, and the Ravens' defense has to show it can hold up.

P Edge side won; final 33-10

Jake Ferguson (TE) is questionable for DAL

Ferguson's ankle kept the Dallas tight end out of practice Thursday, leaving Ferguson questionable for the Indianapolis game. No practice work that day puts more doubt on the status than a limited session would. Hold off on any Ferguson bet, or any Dallas passing-game angle built around the tight end, until there is a newer practice report.

Drew Ogletree (TE) is questionable for IND

Ogletree moved up to limited practice Thursday with a knee injury, so he is trending the right way. Questionable still means he may or may not face Dallas, and limited work doesn't tell us how big his role would be if he plays. Check his final practice status before betting on Indianapolis's tight ends.

Will Kacmarek (TE) is questionable for MIA

Kacmarek was limited at Wednesday's practice with a hamstring injury, leaving the tight end questionable for Detroit at Miami. He did get on the field, which is better than a missed session. Later reports should show whether the hamstring is improving, so his final status is the thing to wait for on any bet involving him.

Harold Fannin Jr. (TE) is questionable for CLE

Fannin was limited in Thursday's practice with a groin injury, so he is getting some work but isn't fully cleared. Questionable leaves his status for the New Orleans game open. His final practice report is the next clue, so hold off on any Fannin prop until Cleveland makes the call.

Colby Parkinson (TE) is questionable for LAR

Parkinson remained sidelined Thursday with a rib injury, so the Los Angeles tight end is questionable for Washington without practice work that day. The word "remained" tells you this absence was already in place. Wait for a newer update before betting on Parkinson's involvement.

Hunter Henry (TE) is questionable for NE

Henry has a foot injury and wasn't spotted at practice Thursday, which puts his status for the Packers game in doubt. One missed session doesn't decide it, so the rest of the week's practice reports matter. Hold off on anything that needs him active until then.

Dalton Kincaid (TE) is questionable for BUF

Kincaid (chest) was listed as a limited participant in Thursday's practice,. Reported Nov 5.

CIN is 3-1 on the road; ATL is 1-3 at home

CIN has won three of four away from home, while ATL has won just one of four in its own stadium. That points to a road team that travels well and a home team getting little from its crowd, though four games each is a small sample without opponent context. The numbers could tighten as the schedule evens out. Be careful giving ATL the standard home bump in this spot.

KC: 1.29 sacks taken a game to NYJ's 2.88

Kansas City has cut its sacks taken sharply from 2.94 a game last season, and the Jets have improved from 3.75 while still going down far more often. Kansas City's 7-game drop is steep enough that some regression is possible, though the Jets' longer history makes their issue harder to dismiss. New York has to hide it with quick throws and short third downs. Watch whether the Jets can stay ahead of the chains, because lost-yardage plays can end their drives.

DET: 24.6 first downs per game to MIA's 16.7

Detroit keeps moving the chains, and Miami's drives have been stalling much sooner. The Lions have jumped from 20.4 last season, so some cooling is possible over the rest of the year, while the Dolphins are close to last season's 17.1 and look like what they are. Through 7 games each, Detroit is the side more likely to control the ball and the pace. If that holds, Miami may get fewer chances and need bigger plays, which matters when you think about its team total.

HOU: 23.6 points per game to LAC's 14.1

HOU is at 23.6 points per game over 7 games; LAC is at 14.1 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season HOU was at 23.8 over 17 games and LAC at 21.6 over 17 games.

JAX: 15.9 points allowed a game to BAL's 25.4

Jacksonville's defense has tightened from 19.8 points allowed last season through 7 games, while Baltimore has slipped from 23.4 through 8. Baltimore's number has a longer track record, while Jacksonville's improvement is newer and could give some back. Baltimore has to protect its defense by winning on long drives and limiting extra possessions. Weigh how much of Jacksonville's jump you trust, because that decides how wide this defensive gap really is.

P Edge side won; final 33-10

HOU has 7 more days of rest

Houston has had 11 days and a bye to prepare, while the Chargers have 4 days to recover and get ready at home. Teams on that turnaround usually practice lightly and lean on what they already do well, with fewer new wrinkles. Houston still has to travel, so the Chargers aren't hit with every usual short-week burden. Weigh the rest gap alongside each team's injury news, especially any Houston starters who may have returned during the bye.

NYG has 7 more days of rest

The Giants come off a bye with 11 days to rest and prepare, while Philadelphia gets just 4 days at home. The Eagles skip the travel, but a short week still means lighter practices, less time to recover and a tighter game plan. The Giants' edge in preparation is real, though it doesn't change either roster's talent. Look at Philadelphia's injury report, since players who are banged up have little time to recover.

NO has 7 more days of rest

New Orleans has had 11 days to get healthy and build a plan, while Cleveland gets 4 days and has to travel. A team in Cleveland's spot usually trims practice to walkthroughs, focuses on recovery and keeps the game plan simpler. The gap is locked in, but it says nothing about how good either team is. Check the injury report first, because the bye helps most if New Orleans got key players back.

GSW has won 5 straight

Golden State has won five in a row, and by 11.4 a game, so these have been comfortable wins. The 5-3 mark over the last 8 means the three losses came right before this run, so the team is less dominant than the streak alone suggests. Five games is a short sample and that margin is more likely to come down than hold. When you look at a spread tonight, weigh the full 8-game stretch alongside the hot run.

P team won 100-120

SF: 19.9 points allowed per game to LV's 28.8

LV is at 28.8 points allowed per game over 8 games; SF is at 19.9 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season LV was at 25.4 over 17 games and SF at 21.8 over 17 games.

DAL: 1.38 sacks taken per game to IND's 2.88

Dallas has kept its quarterback much cleaner than Indianapolis has, and the two teams have traded places from last season. The Cowboys were at 2.38 and the Colts at 2.07, so both 8-game numbers carry some risk of moving back toward those marks. For now, Dallas is likelier to stay on schedule, while the Colts have been facing more drive-killing losses. If Indy falls behind and has to throw more, this gap could matter even more, so factor that into how you picture its comeback chances.

SF has 7 more days of rest

San Francisco has had a bye and 11 days to get ready, while Las Vegas gets 4 days and has to travel. That is the rough end of the calendar: little practice, little recovery time and less room to add anything new to the game plan. The schedule edge is fixed, but it only measures rest and preparation. Use it to judge how sharp Las Vegas can be early, and see whether San Francisco's extra time brought anyone back from injury.

Joseph Ossai (DE) is questionable for NYJ

Ossai was limited in Wednesday's practice with an ankle injury, so he was doing some work early in the week. Questionable means his status for Kansas City is still open. His practice reports later in the week will say more, and they matter if your view of this game leans on the Jets' pass rush.

Cade Mays (C) is questionable for DET

Mays sustained a low-ankle sprain during Detroit's win over the Vikings on Sunday, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports. Reported Nov 2.

D.J. Reed (CB) is questionable for DET

Reed (hip) is not expected to practice Wednesday, Nolan Bianchi of The Detroit News reports. Reported Nov 3.

Kadyn Proctor (OT) is questionable for MIA

Proctor (concussion) practiced fully Wednesday. Reported Nov 5.

Malik Herring (DE) is questionable for MIA

Herring (neck) was limited in Wednesday's practice. Reported Nov 5.

Andrew Thomas (OT) is questionable for NYG

Thomas (groin) was a limited participant at the Giants' practice Thursday. Reported Nov 6.

Tyler Huntley (QB) is on injured reserve for BAL

Huntley (toe) was placed on injured reserve Thursday. Reported Nov 5.

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Trent McDuffie (CB) is questionable for LAR

McDuffie missed Wednesday's practice with a back injury, which makes him the more concerning of the two Rams listed with back issues. Questionable leaves the door open, but he needs to get back on the field later in the week to look on track. If he stays out, take a closer look at the Commanders passing game, since the Rams would be without a cornerback.

Kris Abrams-Draine (CB) is questionable for DEN

Abrams-Draine missed Wednesday's practice with an ankle injury, so the Denver cornerback is questionable at Carolina. A return to practice later in the week would be the first good sign. If you are considering Carolina's passing game, check Denver's final injury report first, because his status could change the cornerback group.

Will Lee III (CB) is questionable for CAR

Lee's hamstring kept the Carolina cornerback out of practice Thursday, and the status for Denver is questionable. Missing the session raises the doubt, so check Lee's status before judging how Carolina's secondary lines up. The next update matters most for anyone betting Denver's passing game.

Nick Bosa (DE) is questionable for SF

Bosa (knee) was limited in Wednesday's practice, Sam Warren of The Athletic reports. Reported Nov 5.

Travis Glover (OT) is questionable for GB

Glover has a knee issue and missed practice Thursday, which is a concerning sign for an offensive tackle listed as questionable. Questionable means he is truly uncertain for the game at New England, and the Thursday absence leans the worry in the wrong direction. Check whether he practices again before the game and whether he is active, since Green Bay's plan at tackle depends on it and the sheet doesn't name a replacement.

Keisean Nixon (CB) is questionable for GB

Nixon (groin) did not practice Thursday, Weston Hodkiewicz of the Packers' official site reports. Reported Nov 5.

Jayden Williams (OT) is questionable for ARI

Williams (knee) did not participate at Arizona's practice Thursday, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports. Reported Nov 6.

Charles Cross (OT) is questionable for SEA

Cross (ankle) did not participate at the Seahawks' practice Thursday, John Boyle of the team's official site reports. Reported Nov 6.

Tristan Wirfs (OT) is questionable for TB

Wirfs has a toe injury and did not practice Thursday, leaving the Bucs' offensive tackle spot uncertain against Chicago. Toe trouble matters for a lineman because so much of the job is pushing off and anchoring. If he sits, think about what a backup tackle means for Tampa Bay's pass protection and run game, and check his next practice report first.

Malik Muhammad II (CB) is questionable for CHI

Muhammad has a toe injury and was listed as limited at Wednesday's walkthrough, a lighter session that says less than a full practice would. His questionable tag leaves his status for the Buccaneers game unsettled, so his later practice reports are the better guide to whether Chicago has him at cornerback.

Christian Darrisaw (OT) is questionable for MIN

Coach Kevin O'Connell said Tuesday that Darrisaw is nursing a shoulder issue, Alec Lewis of The Athletic reports. Reported Nov 4.

WSH: 0.43 turnovers a game to LAR's 1.5

Washington has cut its giveaways from 1.35 a game last season, while the Rams have climbed from 0.88. Turnovers swing a lot, so 7 and 8 games leave room for both teams to move back toward last season's rates. The Rams need cleaner possessions to hide the issue, because each giveaway hands Washington a shorter field. Be careful paying full price for this gap, since Washington's number in particular is unusually low against its own recent history.

Lamar Jackson (QB) is on injured reserve for BAL

The Ravens have officially placed Jackson (thumb) on injured reserve. Reported Nov 5.

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

BUF: 4.29 red-zone trips per game to MIN's 2.29

BUF is at 4.29 red-zone trips per game over 7 games; MIN is at 2.29 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season BUF was at 3.82 over 17 games and MIN at 3 over 17 games.

NYG @ PHI carries a 38.5 market total

At 38.5, this is the lowest total of these six and 8 points under the slate's middle game, so the market expects long drives and plenty of field goals. For that to crack, drives have to end in touchdowns early, or turnovers have to hand someone a short field. A bettor can use the first few possessions as a gauge: if both teams are finishing in the end zone, the game is already off the script this price assumes.

DAL: 0.88 turnovers committed per game to IND's 1.88

Indianapolis has been giving the ball away about a full extra time per game compared with Dallas, which can hand the Cowboys short fields and extra chances. The Colts are well above last season's 1.35, while Dallas has improved from 1.24, so both may drift back toward those numbers. Turnovers are streaky, even over 8 games, which makes this less stable than the yardage figures. Dallas has the cleaner profile, but be wary of pricing in the full gap as if it will repeat every week.

MIN: 3.57 sacks recorded per game to BUF's 2.14

Minnesota averages 3.57 sacks a game to Buffalo's 2.14, both over 7 games, so Minnesota has been the more disruptive pass rush. Sack totals can jump with opposing line quality and with offenses forced to throw from behind, and these numbers don't show how much either factor helped. A gap of 1.43 can narrow quickly with one quiet game. For this matchup, weigh it against each quarterback's protection and how quickly the ball is coming out.

DEN: 83.3% fourth-down conversion rate to CAR's 40%

Denver has kept drives alive on fourth down far more often than Carolina, at 83.3% over 8 games against 40% over 7. Both numbers have flipped from last season, when Denver sat at 50% and Carolina at 67.5%. Fourth-down tries are too rare to stay this extreme, so expect both teams to drift toward the middle. Denver's edge could swing a drive or two here, but it's a thin reason to rate Denver's offense much higher.

LAR: 258.9 team passing yards per game to WSH's 200.6

The Rams have the more productive passing game, and 258.9 sits close to last season's 268.1, so it looks like a stable part of their identity. Washington has improved from 184.1 to 200.6 over 7 games, though it remains well behind. The gap looks fairly trustworthy because the Rams' number has barely moved and Washington's still fits its lower level. If this becomes a passing game, the Rams are better suited to it, so Washington likely prefers a slower game with fewer possessions.

DeMarvion Overshown (LB) is questionable for DAL

Overshown (hamstring/back) was limited in Thursday's practice, Todd Archer of ESPN.com reports. Reported Nov 5.

Anthony Gould (WR) is questionable for IND

IND lists Anthony Gould as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 3.

Akeem Davis-Gaither (LB) is questionable for IND

Davis-Gaither (knee) did not practice Thursday, Nathan Brown of The Indianapolis Star reports. Reported Nov 5.

Brian Branch (S) is questionable for DET

Branch (concussion) was a full participant in Thursday's practice, Tim Twentyman of the Lions' official site reports. Reported Nov 5.

Quincy Williams (LB) is questionable for CLE

Williams is dealing with a hamstring injury and got through part of Thursday's practice, so he was on the field in some capacity. Questionable means his status for the trip to New Orleans is truly undecided. Hamstrings can limit a linebacker's range even when he plays, so check Cleveland's final report and the inactive list before betting anything that depends on its run defense or coverage over the middle.

Carson Schwesinger (LB) is questionable for CLE

Schwesinger notched 10 tackles (four solo) in Sunday's 27-6 loss to the Steelers. Reported Nov 5.

Justin Reid (S) is questionable for NO

Reid (concussion) was a full participant in New Orleans' practice Wednesday. Reported Nov 5.

Charlie Jones (WR) is questionable for NYG

NYG lists Charlie Jones as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 4.

Ernest Jones IV (LB) is questionable for SEA

Jones (ankle) was a limited participant at the Seahawks' practice Thursday, John Boyle of the team's official site reports. Reported Nov 6.

Tykee Smith (S) is questionable for TB

Smith has an ankle injury and was limited at Wednesday's practice, so he was able to do some work, while his questionable tag leaves the Bears game undecided. Ankle injuries can be tested by how much a player does as the week goes on, so his next practice reports should say more about whether Tampa Bay has him at safety.

Demond Claiborne (RB) is questionable for MIN

MIN lists Demond Claiborne as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

Andrew Van Ginkel (LB) is questionable for MIN

Van Ginkel (chest) was limited in Thursday's practice. Reported Nov 5.

NYG (4-2-1) at PHI (2-6), a division game

New York's +2 says it has played about even football, so 4-2-1 makes the Giants look a little better than their scoring does. Philadelphia's slide has real weight behind it: 6 straight losses, -65 on the year and a 1-3 home record. Margins like that tend to last longer than a losing streak alone, but the Giants are only 1-1-1 on the road. Ask how much of a price this average-scoring team deserves in a division game.

Britain Covey (WR) is questionable for PHI

PHI lists Britain Covey as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 3.

Jihaad Campbell (LB) is questionable for PHI

Campbell (hamstring/quadriceps) did not participate at the Eagles' practice Wednesday. Reported Nov 5.

Grant Stuard (LB) is questionable for LAR

Stuard is battling a hamstring injury, Nate Atkins of The Athletic reports. Reported Nov 2.

Kam Curl (S) is questionable for LAR

Curl (foot) did not participate at the Rams' practice Wednesday, Sarah Barshop of ESPN.com reports. Reported Nov 5.

Talanoa Hufanga (S) is questionable for DEN

Hufanga has an ankle injury and was limited Thursday, which means he practiced but did not do a full day's work. Questionable leaves his status for the Carolina game open. His remaining practice work and Denver's final report should say more, so wait for that news if your view of this game depends on the Broncos' secondary.

Jaelan Phillips (LB) is questionable for CAR

Phillips has a hamstring injury, and Dave Canales said Monday that he is trending in the right direction and day-to-day ahead of Sunday's game against Denver. Questionable means his status is still open, and Canales gave no firm answer on Nov 3. Hamstrings can go either way late in the week, so the update closest to kickoff matters more than Monday's optimism. If you're betting this game, check his status before locking in any view of the Carolina defense.

Bobby Okereke (LB) is questionable for CAR

Okereke has a foot injury and did not practice Thursday, the most concerning report of any practice note here because he got no work that day. Questionable means he has not been ruled out for Denver, but his status is uncertain. Any return to practice would be the next useful sign, and Carolina's inactive list settles it, so hold off on leaning on the Panthers' linebacker play until then.

Reed Blankenship (S) is questionable for HOU

Blankenship is dealing with both a concussion and a hand injury, and he missed Wednesday's practice. Of the two, the concussion is the bigger hurdle for his status against the Chargers, even with the questionable tag. If he can't return to practice this week, consider how Houston's secondary looks without him at safety.

Marques Sigle (S) is questionable for SF

Sigle (ankle) was limited in Wednesday's practice. Reported Nov 5.

Zaire Franklin (LB) is questionable for GB

Franklin (shin) did not participate in practice Wednesday, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports. Reported Nov 4.

Velus Jones Jr. (RB) is questionable for SEA

SEA lists Velus Jones Jr. as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 3.

Leonard Williams (DT) is questionable for SEA

Williams (shoulder) did not participate at the Seahawks' practice Thursday, John Boyle of the team's official site reports. Reported Nov 6.

ARI (3-5) at SEA (4-4), a division game

Arizona is a tricky 3-5: the Cardinals are 3-2 on the road, yet -63 says their losses have been heavy. Seattle's 4-4 looks plain, but +26 suggests a better team than the record, and the Seahawks are also 3-2 at home. Those splits are only 5 games each, so the season margin deserves more trust. In a division game, Arizona's road record alone is thin support when the scoring gap points the other way.

NYG: 75% fourth-down conversion rate to PHI's 33.3%

The Giants have turned most of their fourth-down tries into new sets of downs, at 75% over 7 games, while Philadelphia is at 33.3% over 8. Last season was far less extreme, with the Giants at 46.2% and the Eagles at 52.4%. Fourth downs come in small batches, so both numbers should move back toward those levels. Give the Giants little credit for this gap when pricing the game, since a couple of short-yardage calls could erase it.

Divine Deablo (LB) is questionable for ATL

Deablo has a forearm injury and was considered limited at Wednesday's walkthrough, a lighter session that doesn't test much. That leaves his questionable status for the Bengals game unresolved, so look for his practice level later in the week before counting on him at linebacker for Atlanta.

Caleb Downs (S) is questionable for DAL

Downs is working through a concussion and was limited Thursday, so the Dallas safety was back for at least part of practice. Questionable means the Indianapolis game is still in doubt. Check the final status before weighing how the Dallas secondary looks in this matchup, especially for bets on the Indianapolis passing game.

Malachi Lawrence (LB) is questionable for DAL

Lawrence hurt his ankle in Sunday's 33-30 overtime loss to the Cardinals, so this is a fresh injury with a short track record. Questionable leaves his status against Indianapolis open, and no one has been named to take his snaps. Dallas's practice reports this week are the best guide to how serious it is.

P.J. Locke (S) is questionable for DAL

Locke was still in concussion protocol Wednesday as the Cowboys began preparing for their Week 9 matchup at Indianapolis, Joe Hoyt of The Dallas Morning News reports. Reported Nov 5.

CIN: 29.4 points per game to ATL's 21.4

CIN is at 29.4 points per game over 7 games; ATL is at 21.4 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season CIN was at 24.4 over 17 games and ATL at 20.8 over 17 games.

JAX: 40.9% red-zone scoring allowed to BAL's 67.9%

Jacksonville allows scores on 40.9% of red-zone trips over 7 games, compared with 67.9% for Baltimore over 8. That is a sizable edge, but red-zone rates rest on few plays and tend to drift toward the middle. Jacksonville's number is more likely to rise than to hold exactly. For this game, it mainly affects whether drives end in touchdowns or field goals, which makes it more useful for scoring props and totals than for judging either defense as a whole.

P Edge side won; final 33-10

NYG: 229.3 pass yards a game to PHI's 177.1

The Giants have improved from 204.4 passing yards a game last season through 7 games, while Philadelphia has dropped from 194.3 through 8. Both teams were closer together last season, so part of this gap could narrow. Philadelphia has to hide the lighter passing with drives that keep it out of obvious throwing downs, and the Giants can use their air game to push it off that plan. The score matters here, because falling behind forces the Eagles to throw more.

Demarcus Robinson (WR) is ir-r for SF

Robinson (ankle) practiced on a limited basis Thursday. Reported Nov 5.

Sean Rhyan (G) is questionable for GB

Rhyan (ankle) was absent from practice Thursday. Reported Nov 6.

Aaron Banks (G) is questionable for GB

Banks (knee) was limited in practice Thursday. Reported Nov 6.

Mack Hollins (WR) is ir-r for NE

The Patriots are expected to designate Hollins (calf) for return from injured reserve Wednesday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports. Reported Nov 4.

James Conner (RB) is ir-r for ARI

Cardinals head coach Mike LaFleur said Tuesday that Conner (foot) won't return from IR this week, Darren Urban of the team's official site reports. Reported Nov 4.

Jon Gaines II (G) is questionable for ARI

Gaines (ankle) did not participate at the Cardinals' practice Thursday, Darren Urban of the team's official site reports. Reported Nov 6.

Quenton Nelson (G) is questionable for SEA

Nelson (knee) did not participate at the Seahawks' practice Thursday, John Boyle of the team's official site reports. Reported Nov 6.

Kyler Murray is the projected starting quarterback for MIN

Through 6 games in 2026, Kyler Murray threw for 1022 passing yards, completed 64.9% of his passes and averaged 6.64 yards per attempt. Last season over 5 games he threw for 962 yards, completed 68.3% and averaged 5.97 yards per attempt, 6-3 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 5-3 touchdown-to-interception line is 6 games in. Kyler Murray is also listed q for this matchup.

Drew Lock is the projected starting quarterback for SEA

Through 2 games in 2026, Drew Lock threw for 422 passing yards, completed 72.9% of his passes and averaged 8.79 yards per attempt. Last season over 5 games he threw for 15 yards, completed 66.7% and averaged 5 yards per attempt, 0-0 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 4-0 touchdown-to-interception line is 2 games in. Drew Lock is also listed q for this matchup.

Deshaun Watson is the projected starting quarterback for CLE

Through 8 games in 2026, Deshaun Watson threw for 1806 passing yards, completed 65.5% of his passes and averaged 7.25 yards per attempt. His 7-3 touchdown-to-interception line rounds out the current sample without turning an early-season profile into a settled one. Deshaun Watson is also listed q for this matchup.

Bhayshul Tuten

Ankle, Foot · Did not practice · Questionable

P Edge side won; final 33-10

Adam Randall

Neck · Full practice · Questionable

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Nate Wiggins

Stinger, Illness · Did not practice · Questionable

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Travon Walker

Rib · Limited practice · Questionable

P Edge side won; final 33-10

HOU: 3 sacks recorded per game to LAC's 1.71

Houston averages 3 sacks a game and the Chargers 1.71, each over 7 games, which points to Houston having the more productive pass rush. Sack totals rise and fall with opposing lines and game situation, and those details aren't visible in these numbers, so some of this gap may come from circumstance. Expect some movement. For this game, compare each offensive line and how long each quarterback holds the ball, because those decide whether Houston's edge carries over.

DEN: 2.88 sacks recorded per game to CAR's 1.57

Denver records 2.88 sacks a game over 8 games, while Carolina has 1.57 over 7, so Denver has generated more drive-ending pressure. Sacks can be inflated by weak lines or by opponents forced to pass late, and these numbers don't show how much of either Denver has faced. The edge looks meaningful but could tighten. In this spot, Carolina's protection is the thing to check, since obvious passing downs would give Denver's rush its best chance to show up.

NYG: 229.3 team passing yards per game to PHI's 177.1

The Giants have thrown for more this season, up from 204.4 yards per game last season, while Philadelphia has dropped from 194.3. That makes the Giants the more pass-driven attack of the two over 7 and 8 games. Eight games is enough to take the trend seriously, but yardage also depends on game script, and trailing teams throw more. Before leaning on the gap, check whether the Giants' yards come from efficient drives or from chasing games.

SF: 6.44 yards per play to LV's 5.39

LV is at 5.39 yards per play over 8 games; SF is at 6.44 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season LV was at 4.35 over 17 games and SF at 5.49 over 17 games.

Chris Brooks (RB) is ir-r for GB

Brooks (ankle) was designated to return from injured reserve by the Packers on Wednesday, per the NFL's official transaction log. Reported Nov 5.

IND has lost 4 straight

IND has dropped four straight to fall to 2-6, so the season has gone from uneven to clearly bad. Four games is a real stretch but still a short one, and the record doesn't show how tough those opponents were. Teams in this position tend to get marked down quickly. Before leaning into the streak, ask how much of it the line has already priced in for this home game.

DEN has won 4 straight

DEN has won four straight and sits at 6-2, a record that points to a team playing well for more than a short burst. The streak doesn't show who those wins came against, so its quality is still unproven. Winning teams usually get priced up for it, and four games doesn't guarantee a fifth. On the road at CAR, the question is whether the number asks DEN to do more than its form supports.

SEA: 156 passing yards allowed per game to ARI's 220.5

ARI is at 220.5 passing yards allowed per game over 8 games; SEA is at 156 over 8 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

ARI @ SEA carries a 39.5 market total

At 39.5, ARI @ SEA is priced 7 points below the typical game on this slate, so the market sees a game with few big scoring bursts. That expectation breaks if explosive plays replace long drives, since quick touchdowns add points without needing many possessions. When you size up this game, ask which side has a realistic path to scoring fast, because the price assumes neither one does it often.

NYG: 33:34 time of possession per game to PHI's 28:24

The Giants have owned the ball for more than five extra minutes a game compared with Philadelphia, and both teams were close to even last season at 30:58 and 30:11. If the Giants get their way, this game has longer drives and fewer chances for the Eagles to find a rhythm. Possession also follows the scoreboard, since teams with leads burn clock, so it can shift quickly. The useful question for totals and live betting is who controls the early downs, because that decides the pace.

Adam Randall (RB) is ir-r for BAL

Randall (neck) is officially listed as questionable for Thursday's game versus the Jaguars, Ryan Mink of the Ravens' official site reports. Reported Nov 5.

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

JAX @ BAL carries a 39.5 market total

JAX @ BAL sits 7 points under the slate median, which prices in a game with few easy scores and a lot of points earned the slow way. The number cracks if red-zone trips become touchdowns instead of field goals, or if one team gets ahead early and the other has to throw to catch up. With a total this low, one defensive or special teams score moves it a long way, so think about how much of the number a single swing play would cover.

Beaux Collins (WR) is ir-r for ATL

Collins is on injured reserve with a return designation because of a hip injury, and he was a full participant in Thursday's practice. Full work is the best sign a player in that spot can give, but he still needs to be activated to play against Cincinnati. Watch for that roster move before putting any weight on him in this game.

Tyler Smith (G) is questionable for DAL

Smith (ankle) was limited in Thursday's practice, Todd Archer of ESPN.com reports. Reported Nov 6.

Jake Elliott (PK) is questionable for PHI

Elliott (ankle) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice. Reported Nov 6.

Ronnie Rivers (RB) is ir-r for LAR

Rivers (calf) was designated to return from injured reserve Wednesday, Greg Beacham of the Associated Press reports. Reported Nov 5.

Pat Bryant (WR) is ir-r for DEN

Bryant is still listed on injured reserve with a return designation, so the ankle injury has kept him off the active roster for now. He was a full participant Wednesday, the strongest practice mark a player can get. He still needs to be activated to play at Carolina, so the full practice alone doesn't put him in the game. For Denver's receiving numbers, the roster move is the thing to wait for.

CLE is 2-3 on the road; NO is 0-4 at home

NO is winless in four home games, and CLE has won two of five on the road, so the split favors a road team with a losing away record. That says more about NO's trouble at home than about CLE's strength. Both samples are small and carry no opponent context, so 0-4 is unlikely to be a permanent trait. It is a reason to trim NO's home edge, more than a reason to trust CLE.

Damien Lewis (G) is questionable for CAR

Lewis (knee) did not participate at the Panthers' practice Thursday, Steve Reed of the Associated Press reports. Reported Nov 6.

DAL: 6.45 yards per pass attempt to IND's 4.67

DAL is at 6.45 yards per pass attempt over 8 games; IND is at 4.67 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season DAL was at 7 over 17 games and IND at 6.76 over 17 games.

GB: 1.88 takeaways per game to NE's 1

Green Bay takes the ball away 1.88 times a game over 8 games, while New England does it once a game over 8. Takeaways are among the streakier defensive numbers, since fumbles and tipped passes bring a lot of luck, so Green Bay's rate could cool. It helps when the opposing quarterback is under pressure or has to chase a game. For this matchup, it is better used as a swing factor in game flow than as a dependable edge on its own.

PHX has lost 4 straight

Phoenix has dropped four straight by an average of 8.5, so these haven't all been coin flips that slipped away. At 1-5 over the last 6, the slide runs longer than the streak itself. Six games is a small sample and the opponents aren't part of this picture, so the margin could move either way. Before leaning on the skid, check who Phoenix lost to and whether tonight's price already reflects it.

P team won 104-117

MIN: 29.7% third downs allowed to BUF's 41.9%

BUF is at 41.9% third downs allowed over 7 games; MIN is at 29.7% over 7 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

NFC WEST game: ARI 1-2, SEA 1-1 in the division

ARI is 1-2 in the NFC WEST and SEA is 1-1, which is about as close to even as a split gets this early. A few division games can't separate these teams, and one result would reshuffle both marks. Teams that see each other every year know each other well, which can keep games tighter than the records suggest. Look elsewhere for your read on this game, since this split adds little.

Josh Whyle (TE) is questionable for GB

GB lists Josh Whyle as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 4.

DET: 4.29 red-zone trips per game to MIA's 2.57

DET is at 4.29 red-zone trips per game over 7 games; MIA is at 2.57 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season DET was at 3.76 over 17 games and MIA at 2.82 over 17 games.

NYJ: 2.5 sacks recorded per game to KC's 1.29

The Jets average 2.5 sacks a game over 8 games, while Kansas City has 1.29 over 7, so the Jets have been the more productive rush. Sack numbers lean heavily on opposing lines and on whether teams are forced into obvious passing downs, and neither shows up here, so the gap could shrink. For this game, the Jets' rush matters most if it can get home without help, so look at Kansas City's protection and how quickly its passes come out.

Luke Schoonmaker (TE) is questionable for DAL

DAL lists Luke Schoonmaker as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 3.

Upton Stout (CB) is questionable for SF

Stout (shoulder) was only active as an emergency depth option during Sunday's loss to the Falcons, David Lombardi of SFStandard.com reported Monday. Reported Oct 26.

TB: 4.95 yards per play allowed to CHI's 5.9

Tampa Bay makes offenses work for their yards, while Chicago gives up nearly a full yard more per snap over the same 8 games. Per-play numbers rest on a lot of snaps, so this gap is more likely to last than most defensive splits, though it isn't adjusted for opponents. Check who each defense has faced, then start from the idea that Tampa Bay's offense should find it easier to move the ball in Chicago.

NFC EAST game: NYG 1-0-1, PHI 1-2 in the division

NYG is unbeaten in the division at 1-0-1, and PHI has a losing mark at 1-2. Those are only a few games each, so this is too little to say either team has a real edge over NFC EAST rivals. Familiar opponents tend to narrow gaps, which makes division records a weak guide on their own. Give these splits light weight next to the form each team brings in.

John Bates (TE) is questionable for WSH

WSH lists John Bates as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

DAL: 27.4 points per game to IND's 20.1

DAL is at 27.4 points per game over 8 games; IND is at 20.1 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season DAL was at 27.7 over 17 games and IND at 27.4 over 17 games.

DAL: 5.39 yards per play to IND's 4.45

Dallas has been the more efficient offense, but both teams have fallen from last season: Dallas from 5.96 to 5.39 and Indianapolis from 5.77 to 4.45. The Colts' drop is the bigger concern, and they had no play of 20+ yards in their last game, while Dallas hit 2, including a 37-yard Dak Prescott throw to George Pickens. The Colts have room to rebound after 8 games, but the slump has lasted too long to dismiss. If they can't create chunk plays, they need long drives to keep up, and that's the angle to weigh.

DEN: 20.6 points allowed per game to CAR's 27.6

DEN is at 20.6 points allowed per game over 8 games; CAR is at 27.6 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season DEN was at 18.3 over 17 games and CAR at 22.4 over 17 games.

SF: 47.8% red-zone scoring allowed to LV's 70.6%

Opponents are scoring on 70.6% of red-zone trips against Las Vegas, compared with 47.8% against San Francisco, so the Raiders have been far more likely to break once a drive gets close. These are 8-game and 7-game samples with few trips per game, which makes both numbers prone to move. Opponent quality isn't built in either. In this spot, the question is which team is more likely to finish drives, especially when weighing totals.

BUF: 1.86 sacks taken per game to MIN's 3

BUF is at 1.86 sacks taken per game over 7 games; MIN is at 3 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season BUF was at 2.86 over 17 games and MIN at 4 over 17 games.

DAL: 7.9 sack yards lost per game to IND's 19.1

DAL is at 7.9 sack yards lost per game over 8 games; IND is at 19.1 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season DAL was at 16 over 17 games and IND at 15.1 over 17 games.

CIN @ ATL carries a 52.5 market total

Sitting 6 points above the median of 46.5, this total expects both offenses to keep finishing drives and the scoring to come in bunches. The supplied facts give the price but no team numbers behind it, so the market's view is the whole case. For the expectation to crack, red-zone trips have to turn into field goals, or one team has to get ahead and run the clock. In a total this high, a bettor should watch whether drives end in sevens or threes.

HOU @ LAC carries a 40.5 market total

HOU @ LAC is 6 points under the 46.5 slate median, a clear lean toward a lower-scoring game, though it is the highest of the four low totals here. At 40.5, the market still expects points to come fairly slowly. An early multi-score lead would test that, since the trailing team has to speed up and that can add possessions. Game script is the thing to track here, especially whether the game stays close enough for both offenses to stay patient.

HOU: 6.89 yards per pass attempt to LAC's 5.24

HOU is at 6.89 yards per pass attempt over 7 games; LAC is at 5.24 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season HOU was at 6.2 over 17 games and LAC at 5.87 over 17 games.

LV @ SF carries a 52.5 market total

At 6 points over the slate median, the market is asking LV and SF to produce one of the highest-scoring games across these 15. That leaves little room for empty possessions, since this price assumes plenty of drives end in touchdowns. A lopsided game could crack it if the leader turns to the run and shortens the game, and so could a run of stalled drives. Only the price is supplied here, so judge this spot by how much scoring the number needs from both sides.

KC: 38.9% red-zone scoring allowed to NYJ's 62.1%

Kansas City has allowed scores on 38.9% of red-zone trips over 7 games, while the Jets are at 62.1% over 8. Red-zone rates come from only a few trips per game and tend to swing, so expect some of this gap to close. The number also doesn't account for the offenses each team has faced. For this game, ask whether the Chiefs can force field goals and whether the Jets can get off the field once they bend.

LAR: 42.7% third-down conversion rate to WSH's 31.9%

The Rams stay on the field more often, converting 42.7% of their third downs over 8 games against Washington's 31.9% over 7. Last season the teams were much closer, at 39.6% and 37.6%. That means longer Rams drives and more quick Washington punts if the form holds, which would tilt possession toward Los Angeles. Third-down rates can swing, and Washington's sits well below last season's mark, so expect some recovery. The Rams' edge looks real, but its current size may overstate the gap.

Jonathan Jones (CB) is questionable for PHI

PHI lists Jonathan Jones as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 3.

Jermaine Eluemunor (OT) is questionable for NYG

NYG lists Jermaine Eluemunor as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 6.

Joey Porter Jr. (CB) is questionable for DAL

DAL lists Joey Porter Jr. as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

Alec Anderson (OT) is questionable for BUF

BUF lists Alec Anderson as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

DET is 1-2 on the road; MIA is 0-3 at home

MIA has lost all three home games, while DET is 1-2 on the road, so the site edge comes from MIA's home results more than DET's travel. Three games each is a small sample with no opponent context, and both marks could shift with one result. Be careful giving MIA the usual home bump, and don't credit DET as a strong road team off this split alone.

Spencer Brown (OT) is questionable for BUF

BUF lists Spencer Brown as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 3.

Theo Benedet (OT) is questionable for CHI

Chicago listed offensive tackle Theo Benedet as questionable on Nov 5 for the Tampa Bay game, which means his availability is in doubt and he could play or sit. The report gives no injury or replacement, so the size of any drop-off is unknown. Check Chicago's inactive list before kickoff, and hold off on building a view of this game around him until his status is settled.

Max Melton (CB) is questionable for ARI

ARI lists Max Melton as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 6.

Marcus Jones (CB) is questionable for NE

NE lists Marcus Jones as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

Dre'Mont Jones (DE) is questionable for NE

NE lists Dre'Mont Jones as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 4.

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Carlton Davis III (CB) is questionable for NE

NE lists Carlton Davis III as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 4.

Morgan Moses (OT) is questionable for NE

NE lists Morgan Moses as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 4.

Deane Leonard (CB) is questionable for LAC

LAC lists Deane Leonard as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 3.

Rodney Shelley (CB) is questionable for LAC

Los Angeles lists Shelley as questionable for Houston, but the Nov 3 report gives no injury or practice detail. That leaves very little to judge, so wait for a fuller update before factoring the cornerback into this game.

Donte Jackson (CB) is questionable for LAC

The Chargers list Jackson as questionable for Houston, meaning his status is uncertain, but the report gives no injury or practice detail. Check the inactive list before factoring him into your view of the Los Angeles pass defense.

David Njoku (TE) is ir-r for LAC

Njoku is on injured reserve with a return designation after a fibula injury, and he was limited Thursday, so he is back practicing in some form. He still has to be activated to play against Houston, and practicing does not guarantee that. Until the Chargers make that move, don't count on him in tight end props.

MIA: 221 passing yards allowed per game to DET's 276.6

Detroit is allowing 276.6 passing yards a game and Miami 221, both over 7 games. Passing yards depend on game script as well as coverage, since a team playing with a lead can face a lot of throws, and these figures don't show which opponents or scripts produced them. Before leaning on the gap, look at whether Detroit's total came from volume or from getting beaten. That matters most when thinking about Miami's passing props in this game.

Franz Wagner and Devin Booker lead tonight's board

Wagner's 22.5 points line sits above his 20.3 average over 7 games, while Booker's 24.5 is almost exactly his 24.7 over 6. So the market is asking Wagner for more than he has usually given and treating Booker as his normal self. Both samples are small and can move with one big night. Wagner's 7.6 assists show how much of his value comes outside scoring, which is useful when you weigh his points line against the rest of his game.

Giannis Antetokounmpo and Stephen Curry lead tonight's board

Giannis has to beat his 28.3 average over 8 games to clear 29.5, while Curry's 26.5 line sits well below his 30 a game over 6. The market is pricing Curry to come back down from a hot start, and six games is a small enough sample to make that reasonable. Giannis also adds 12.5 rebounds and 5.8 assists, so his points line captures only part of his game. Before backing Curry's gap, ask whether that 30 looks repeatable.

Eyioma Uwazurike (DE) is questionable for DEN

DEN lists Eyioma Uwazurike as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 4.

Terrance Ferguson (TE) is ir-r for LAR

Ferguson (ankle) was a limited practice participant Thursday, Greg Beacham of the Associated Press reports. Reported Nov 6.

Martin Emerson Jr. (CB) is questionable for NO

NO lists Martin Emerson Jr. as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 4.

Asim Richards (OT) is questionable for NO

NO lists Asim Richards as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 4.

Austin Barber (OT) is questionable for CLE

CLE lists Austin Barber as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 4.

Mansoor Delane (CB) is questionable for KC

Kansas City lists Delane as questionable against the Jets, so his status is undecided, and the report gives no injury or practice detail. If your read on the Jets' passing game depends on the Chiefs' cornerbacks, check whether he is active first.

Justin Walley (CB) is questionable for IND

IND lists Justin Walley as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 3.

Dion Dawkins (OT) is questionable for BUF

BUF lists Dion Dawkins as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

PHI: 56.3% red-zone scoring allowed to NYG's 77.8%

Philadelphia allows scores on 56.3% of red-zone trips, while the Giants are at 77.8%, so New York has rarely held up once opponents get close. The samples are 8 and 7 games, with few trips per game, so both rates can move, and neither accounts for the offenses faced. For this game, the Giants look like the defense more exposed near the goal line, which makes drive finishing the thing to weigh on totals and team totals.

CIN: 41.7% red-zone scoring allowed to ATL's 63.3%

Cincinnati has held opponents to scores on 41.7% of red-zone trips over 7 games, while Atlanta is allowing 63.3% over 8. That gives Atlanta the better recent finishing environment to attack and the Bengals a real edge near the goal line, if the rates hold. Red-zone numbers can swing on a handful of snaps, and this one doesn't adjust for schedule. Use it as one input on totals, alongside how often each offense is reaching that area.

Isaiah Rodgers (CB) is questionable for MIN

MIN lists Isaiah Rodgers as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

NYG: 1.29 takeaways per game to PHI's 0.5

The Giants are taking the ball away 1.29 times a game over 7 games, while Philadelphia is at just 0.5 over 8. Takeaways swing on bounces and on opposing quarterback mistakes, so this is one of the less stable defensive gaps and could narrow quickly. The number also doesn't say how careful the offenses they faced were. A bettor should be wary of pricing this game as though the Giants will keep winning the turnover battle.

ARI: 1 turnover committed per game to SEA's 1.75

Arizona has given the ball away 1 time a game over 8 games, improved from 1.24 last season, while Seattle is at 1.75, slightly worse than last season's 1.65. Seattle's number looks like a steady habit, and Arizona's may be the one with more room to rise, since turnovers carry plenty of luck. Arizona's best path here is to protect the ball and make Seattle hand over extra possessions. In a game with a close number, that gap could matter, but one fluky bounce can wipe out a whole week's edge.

HOU: 5.54 yards per play to LAC's 4.71

Houston has been more efficient over 7 games, up from 5.1 yards per play last season to 5.54, while the Chargers have slid from 5.19 to 4.71. The Chargers' last game points the other way, with 4 plays of 20+ yards, including a 54-yard Justin Herbert throw to Ladd McConkey, against Houston's 2. One game doesn't undo 7, but it shows the Chargers can still strike deep. Look past the season average here and ask whether the Chargers' big plays are a one-game burst or a sign their offense is turning.

NYG: 23.3 points per game to PHI's 17.1

NYG is at 23.3 points per game over 7 games; PHI is at 17.1 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season NYG was at 22.4 over 17 games and PHI at 22.3 over 17 games.

DET has won 3 straight

DET has won three straight to reach 5-2, so the recent run fits a good season so far. Three games is a short streak, and the record doesn't show who those wins came against, so the opponents still need checking. Winning streaks usually get priced in quickly. On the road at MIA, weigh the full 5-2 more heavily than the streak when judging whether DET's number is fair.

BUF has won 3 straight

Buffalo has lost only once in seven games and comes in on a three-game winning streak, so the streak matches what the full record already says. The record doesn't show the quality of those opponents, and three games can flatter any team. This one is also a road game at Minnesota. Use 6-1 as your starting point, then look at who Buffalo beat before paying extra for the hot run.

CHI has won 3 straight

Chicago's three straight wins sit on top of a 6-2 record, so this run fits a team that has won all season. Three games is a short sample, and the record alone doesn't show how strong those opponents were. Before giving the Bears extra credit for momentum against Tampa Bay, check who they beat and how they won. The 6-2 mark over eight games is the sturdier evidence.

BAL has lost 3 straight

BAL has lost three straight, and all four of its wins came before the slide, so the 4-4 record hides a team trending the wrong way. Three games is a short run, and the record doesn't show who those losses came against, so it may say little about BAL's true level. A home game against JAX is a spot to ask whether the recent dip has moved the price more than it should.

CIN: 3.29 sacks recorded per game to ATL's 2.25

Cincinnati is getting to the quarterback 3.29 times a game over 7 games, and Atlanta 2.25 over 8, so the Bengals have the more productive pass rush so far. Sack totals depend on the protection faced and on how often opponents had to throw, and neither is shown here. Since Atlanta hosts this one, check how its line has held up before leaning on Cincinnati's pressure. The Bengals' number is more useful if the Falcons are likely to be in obvious passing downs.

CIN has won 3 straight

CIN has won three straight to reach 5-2, which is a good record built on recent momentum. Three games is a short streak, and the record doesn't show how strong those opponents were, so the run alone can't prove how good CIN is. Teams on a roll usually get priced up for it. Going to ATL, check whether the number is paying for the streak or for the full 5-2 body of work.

NYJ has lost 3 straight

NYJ carries a 3-game losing streak into this one, sitting at 2-6 on the season. They face KC in NYJ @ KC. Current-2026 standings through 2026-11-04.

LAR: 32.4% third downs allowed to WSH's 42.7%

The Rams are getting opponents off the field far more often, allowing conversions on 32.4% of third downs over 8 games, while Washington allows 42.7% over 7. Third-down rates partly reflect how far offenses have to go, and these figures don't adjust for opponents, so some movement is normal. For this game, a Rams offense facing that Washington number has a path to longer drives, which affects time of possession and how the game flows.

Isiah Pacheco (RB) is on injured reserve for DET

Lions coach Dan Campbell said Friday that Pacheco (back) has a chance to return in late December, Justin Rogers of DetroitFootball.net reports. Reported Oct 30.

Izaiyah Nelson is OUT for ORL

Nelson is out while recovering from a left ankle injury, and team president Jeff Weltman addressed his status back on Sep 28. It has been a long absence, so this is unlikely to be fresh news for tonight's price. The next status change is the thing to look for.

Jonathan Isaac is OUT for ORL

Isaac is out with left knee injury management, and Orlando recalled him on Nov 2. The word management suggests the knee is being handled carefully, so his availability may change from night to night. Check the status close to tip before assuming he'll be in or out of the Magic's frontcourt in future games.

Kristaps Porzingis is OUT for GSW

Porzingis is listed as not with the team, and reporting on Nov 4 says the Warriors have stopped paying his salary. That points to an off-court situation with no injury timeline to follow, so don't expect a routine return date. For tonight, look at Golden State's frontcourt minutes and at props for whoever takes on his role.

Jimmy Butler is OUT for GSW

Butler is out as he works back from surgery to repair his right ACL, and reporting on Oct 16 discussed a possible return at some point. A long-term absence like this should already be built into the Warriors' prices, so his name alone gives you little new tonight. Watch for return news, because that is when the number is more likely to move.

Moses Moody is OUT for GSW

Moody remains out after surgery on his left patellar tendon, and reporting on Oct 16 said he was progressing. This is a long recovery, so the market should already account for it tonight. The update to watch is a return date, because his comeback would change the Warriors' rotation and the minutes behind their current props.

Noah Penda is OUT for ORL

Penda was diagnosed with a partially torn right hamstring on Oct 17, and he remains out tonight. A hamstring tear like that gives no reason to expect a quick return, and the absence is old enough that it should already be in Orlando's number. His status matters more for future rotation changes than for tonight's line.

Paolo Banchero is OUT for ORL

Banchero is out with a right high ankle sprain, and reporting on Oct 24 already expected him to be sidelined for a stretch. The absence isn't new, so the market has had time to adjust the Magic's price. The useful question is who has absorbed his touches. Look at how his teammates' props are set, and pay attention when return news arrives, since that would shift those numbers quickly.

Jalen Suggs is OUT for ORL

Suggs is out with a right knee contusion and bone bruise, diagnosed on Oct 26. That means Orlando is missing him again tonight, and the absence is old enough to be in the line. Look at who is handling his minutes in the backcourt and how their props are priced, and check for updates in later games because his return would change those roles.

Gui Santos is OUT for GSW

Santos was ruled out for Thursday's game with left knee tendinitis, and this report is fresh, so it is the newest item on the Warriors' injury list. Tendinitis can come and go, so tonight's absence says little about how long this lasts. If you're looking at rotation props, check whether they were posted before or after the news.

Jordan Goodwin is OUT for PHX

Goodwin hurt his calf in Monday's 116-113 loss to the Warriors and also missed Wednesday's game against Portland. That makes this a short-term injury with a recent track record of missed games, though no return timeline is given. Check how Phoenix covered his minutes on Wednesday, since that is the best guide to tonight's rotation.

Rasheer Fleming is OUT for PHX

Fleming was ruled out for Wednesday's game against the Trail Blazers with a sprained left ankle and stays out tonight. A sprain like this can clear up quickly or linger, and no timeline is given here. Wednesday's box score is the first place to look for who takes his minutes.

PHX on a back-to-back, ORL rested

Phoenix played last night and Orlando has had 3 days off, so the Suns have the heavier legs on their home floor. This edge is about tonight's schedule and resets with the next game. Tired legs can show up late, so look at how the price treats the second half and the total as well as the full-game side. Check how much of the rest gap the line already includes before counting it as extra value.

MIA on a back-to-back, GSW rested

Miami played last night while Golden State sat, which gives the Warriors a 3-day edge in rest at home. This applies to tonight only and carries no further than this game. The Heat's legs matter most late, so the second half and player minutes are good places to look for the effect. The market usually knows about a gap this plain, so compare the number with what you'd expect before adding rest on top.

NYG: 184.9 passing yards allowed per game to PHI's 235.4

The Giants are allowing just 184.9 passing yards a game over 7 games, while Philadelphia gives up 235.4 over 8. A low passing total can mean tight coverage, or it can mean opponents had the lead and chose to run, and these figures don't separate the two. Check the Giants' red-zone defense and game scripts before trusting the number. For Philadelphia's passing props, it matters whether New York has actually stopped throws or just seen fewer of them.

LAR: 191.9 passing yards allowed per game to WSH's 243

LAR is at 191.9 passing yards allowed per game over 8 games; WSH is at 243 over 7 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

LAC: 30.6% third downs allowed to HOU's 40.4%

The Chargers are allowing conversions on just 30.6% of third downs, while Houston is at 40.4%, each over 7 games. That means the Chargers have been ending drives far more often, though third-down rates can move and these don't adjust for opponents or distance to go. For this game, the Chargers' offense has the easier third-down test at home. That can mean more sustained drives, so it's useful when thinking about possession and scoring chances.

DET: 5.94 yards per play to MIA's 5.13

Detroit's 5.94 yards per play is almost identical to last season's 5.97, so its offense looks like a stable, known quantity over 7 games. Miami has dipped from 5.4 to 5.13, though Malik Willis produced 2 plays of 20+ yards last game, including a 35-yard touchdown to Kevin Coleman Jr. Detroit's number is the one more likely to hold, while Jahmyr Gibbs's 30-yard touchdown run shows it can also hit big on the ground. Miami probably needs chunk plays to keep pace, so its explosive-play output is the key to this spot.

Kyle Dugger (S) is questionable for CIN

The Bengals list Dugger, a safety, as questionable for the Falcons game, which leaves his status open. The report gives no injury, timeline or replacement, so there is little here to measure his absence, and his final status is the next thing to check.

Jordan Battle (S) is questionable for CIN

Battle is questionable for Cincinnati's game at Atlanta, and the report gives no injury or practice detail. That leaves his status open and little else to go on, so wait for his final designation before factoring him into the Bengals' secondary.

Cameron Williams (OL) is ir-r for ATL

Williams (ankle) will remain on injured reserve and has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Buccaneers, Tori McElhany of the Falcons' official site reports. Reported Nov 1.

Alec Pierce (WR) is on injured reserve for IND

When asked Wednesday when Pierce (heel) might be able to return to practice, Colts head coach Shane Steichen noted that he "can't put a timetable on it right now," Kevin Bowen of 107.5 The Fan Indianapolis reports. Reported Nov 4.

Harrison Phillips (DT) is questionable for NYJ

The Jets list Phillips as questionable at Kansas City, so he may or may not play, and the report gives no injury or practice detail. If your view of the Chiefs' running game depends on the Jets' interior defensive line, check whether he is active first.

Trevin Wallace (LB) is questionable for NYJ

The Jets list Wallace as questionable for the Kansas City trip, meaning his status is uncertain, but the report gives no injury or practice detail. Wait for the inactive list before building him into your read on the New York defense.

Mark Williams is OUT for PHX

Williams had surgery Thursday to repair a torn labrum in his left shoulder and will miss an extended period. This one lasts well beyond tonight, so Phoenix has to reset its big-man minutes for a long stretch. New roles can be slow to show up in prices, so look at who takes those minutes and how their rebounding and scoring props are set.

Darrell Baker Jr. (CB) is pup-r for MIA

Baker (undisclosed) is not ready to return to practice, David Furones of the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports. Reported Nov 5.

Chop Robinson (LB) is questionable for MIA

MIA lists Chop Robinson as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 4.

Zach Sieler (DT) is questionable for MIA

MIA lists Zach Sieler as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 4.

Michael Taaffe (S) is questionable for MIA

MIA lists Michael Taaffe as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 4.

Dante Trader Jr. (S) is questionable for MIA

MIA lists Dante Trader Jr. as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 4.

Maliek Collins (DT) is questionable for CLE

CLE lists Maliek Collins as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 4.

Emmanuel McNeil-Warren (S) is questionable for CLE

CLE lists Emmanuel McNeil-Warren as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

Kelvin Banks Jr. (OT) is ir-r for NO

Banks (ankle) remained limited in Thursday's practice, Katherine Terrell of ESPN.com reports. Reported Nov 6.

Travis Etienne Jr. (RB) is on injured reserve for NO

Head coach Kellen Moore said Wednesday that the Saints haven't opened Etienne's (hamstring) practice window just yet, Jeff Nowak of WWL Louisiana reports. Reported Nov 4.

Darius Alexander (DT) is questionable for NYG

NYG lists Darius Alexander as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

Jonathan Greenard (LB) is questionable for PHI

PHI lists Jonathan Greenard as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 4.

Jalyx Hunt (LB) is questionable for PHI

PHI lists Jalyx Hunt as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 4.

Myles Garrett (DE) is ir-r for LAR

Garrett (knee) remained limited in Thursday's practice, Greg Beacham of the Associated Press reports. Reported Nov 6.

Dean Connors (RB) is on injured reserve for LAR

Connors (hand) was placed on IR on Tuesday, Blaine Grisak of SI.com reports. Reported Nov 4.

Terry McLaurin (WR) is on injured reserve for WSH

McLaurin (knee) underwent surgery Friday to repair the torn patellar tendon in his left knee, Nicki Jhabvala of The Athletic reports. Reported Oct 30.

Jeremy McNichols (RB) is on injured reserve for WSH

McNichols, who suffered a foot injury Sunday against the Eagles that may require surgery, is out for the season, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports. Reported Nov 4.

Shy Tuttle (DT) is questionable for WSH

WSH lists Shy Tuttle as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

RJ Harvey (RB) is on injured reserve for DEN

The Broncos placed Harvey (knee) on injured reserve Saturday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports. Reported Oct 31.

Jonathon Brooks (RB) is on injured reserve for CAR

Brooks (core) was seen working off to the side during the Panthers' unofficial practice Tuesday, Joe Person of The Athletic reports. Reported Nov 3.

Xavier Legette (WR) is on injured reserve for CAR

Panthers head coach Dave Canales said Monday that Legette (knee) will "potentially" be designated for return from injured reserve this week, Joe Person of The Athletic reports. Reported Nov 2.

Kendall Williamson (S) is questionable for LAC

LAC lists Kendall Williamson as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 4.

Thomas Booker IV (DT) is questionable for LV

LV lists Thomas Booker IV as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 4.

Nate Hobbs (CB) is ir-r for SF

The 49ers designated Hobbs (groin) for return to practice from their injured reserve list Wednesday. Reported Nov 5.

De'Zhaun Stribling (WR) is on injured reserve for SF

Stribling (ankle) was spotted Monday walking without crutches or a brace on his lower leg, Matt Barrows of The Athletic reports. Reported Nov 2.

Siran Neal (S) is questionable for SF

SF lists Siran Neal as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 4.

Micah Parsons (DE) is pup-r for GB

Parsons (knee) practiced in a limited fashion Wednesday. Reported Nov 4.

Kevin Byard (S) is questionable for NE

NE lists Kevin Byard as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 4.

Brenden Schooler (S) is questionable for NE

NE lists Brenden Schooler as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

Walter Nolen III (DT) is questionable for ARI

ARI lists Walter Nolen III as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 3.

Jeremiyah Love (RB) is on injured reserve for ARI

Arizona placed Love (ankle) on injured reserve Tuesday, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports. Reported Nov 3.

Kendrick Bourne (WR) is on injured reserve for ARI

Arizona placed Bourne (tibia) on injured reserve Tuesday, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports. Reported Nov 3.

Connor O'Toole (LB) is questionable for SEA

SEA lists Connor O'Toole as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

Derick Hall (LB) is questionable for SEA

SEA lists Derick Hall as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 6.

Jalen McMillan (WR) is on injured reserve for TB

McMillan (knee) isn't expected back until after Tampa Bay's Week 10 bye, Greg Auman of Fox Sports reports. Reported Nov 5.

Zavier Scott (RB) is on injured reserve for CHI

The Bears placed Scott (wrist) on injured reserve Thursday. Reported Nov 5.

D'Marco Jackson (LB) is questionable for CHI

CHI lists D'Marco Jackson as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

Tyrell Shavers (WR) is pup-r for BUF

The Bills designated Shavers (knee) to return from the reserve/PUP list Wednesday, but he will not play against the Ravens on Sunday, Cameron Wolfe of NFL Network reports. Reported Oct 28.

Jordan Hancock (CB) is ir-r for BUF

Hancock (hamstring) was designated to return from injured reserve by the Bills on Wednesday, Sal Capaccio of WGR Sports Radio 550 Buffalo reports. Reported Nov 5.

Greg Gaines (DT) is questionable for BUF

BUF lists Greg Gaines as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 3.

Jake Golday (LB) is questionable for MIN

MIN lists Jake Golday as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

Jay Ward (S) is questionable for MIN

MIN lists Jay Ward as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

CLE: 21.6 points allowed per game to NO's 27.7

CLE is at 21.6 points allowed per game over 8 games; NO is at 27.7 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season CLE was at 22.3 over 17 games and NO at 22.5 over 17 games.

CHI: 71.9 offensive plays per game to TB's 62.1

TB is at 62.1 offensive plays per game over 8 games; CHI is at 71.9 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season TB was at 62.8 over 17 games and CHI at 64.9 over 17 games.

DAL @ IND carries a 51.5 market total

At 51.5, DAL @ IND is 5 points over the slate median, so the market expects both teams to score often and touchdowns to do most of the work. The high number needs both sides to hold up their end, and it gets shaky if drives stall into field goals or one offense goes quiet. When a total is this high, a bettor should ask whether each team can get there, because a one-sided game can leave it short.

Kyle Dugger

Quadriceps · Did not practice

Jonathan Allen

Did not practice

KaVontae Turpin

Ribs · Did not practice

Jake Ferguson

Ankle · Did not practice

Malachi Lawrence

Ankle · Did not practice

Eric Murray

Elbow · Did not practice

P Edge side won; final 33-10

DaVon Hamilton

Knee · Did not practice

P Edge side won; final 33-10

Tyler Loop

Groin · Did not practice

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Grover Stewart

Did not practice

Justin Walley

Knee · Did not practice

Akeem Davis-Gaither

Knee · Did not practice

Harrison Phillips

Ankle · Did not practice

Peter Woods

Neck · Did not practice

Garrett Wilson

Concussion · Did not practice

Trevin Wallace

Groin · Did not practice

Cade Mays

Ankle · Did not practice

DJ Wonnum

Concussion · Did not practice

D.J. Reed

Hip · Did not practice

Jack Campbell

Neck · Did not practice

Deshaun Watson

Concussion · Did not practice

Davon Godchaux

Did not practice

CJ Donaldson

Shoulder · Did not practice

Maliek Collins

Elbow · Did not practice

Jihaad Campbell

Hamstring · Did not practice

Cam Skattebo

Hamstring · Did not practice

Jonathan Jones

Hamstring · Did not practice

DeVonta Smith

Hamstring · Did not practice

Dontayvion Wicks

Ankle · Did not practice

Britain Covey

Knee · Did not practice

Michael Carter II

Abdomen · Did not practice

Malik Nabers

Knee · Did not practice

Trent McDuffie

Back · Did not practice

Joe Cardona

Ankle · Did not practice

Colby Parkinson

Ribs · Did not practice

Stefon Diggs

Hand · Did not practice

Treylon Burks

Foot · Did not practice

Grant Stuard

Hamstring · Did not practice

Kam Curl

Foot · Did not practice

Damien Lewis

Knee · Did not practice

Trevis Gipson

Did not practice

Bobby Okereke

Foot · Did not practice

Will Lee III

Hamstring · Did not practice

Kris Abrams-Draine

Ankle · Did not practice

Eyioma Uwazurike

Shoulder · Did not practice

Jaelan Phillips

Hamstring · Did not practice

Brandon Jones

Hamstring · Did not practice

Kendall Williamson

Calf · Did not practice

Brenen Thompson

Quadriceps · Did not practice

Reed Blankenship

Concussion · Did not practice

Siran Neal

Knee · Did not practice

Deebo Samuel Sr.

Hamstring · Did not practice

Mike Evans

Achilles · Did not practice

Christian Kirk

Knee · Did not practice

Thomas Booker IV

Ankle · Did not practice

Sean Rhyan

Ankle · Did not practice

Josh Whyle

Concussion · Did not practice

Keisean Nixon

Groin · Did not practice

A.J. Brown

Knee · Did not practice

Marcus Jones

Foot · Did not practice

Hunter Henry

Foot · Did not practice

Zaire Franklin

Shin · Did not practice

TreVeyon Henderson

Illness · Did not practice

Travis Glover

Knee · Did not practice

Leonard Williams

Shoulder · Did not practice

Brandon Pili

Back · Did not practice

Rashid Shaheed

Knee · Did not practice

Quenton Nelson

Knee · Did not practice

Bam Knight

Concussion · Did not practice

Derick Hall

Back · Did not practice

Uchenna Nwosu

Ankle · Did not practice

Jayden Williams

Knee · Did not practice

Jon Gaines II

Ankle · Did not practice

Charles Cross

Ankle · Did not practice

Connor O'Toole

Foot · Did not practice

Zavier Scott

Wrist · Did not practice

D'Marco Jackson

Ankle · Did not practice

Chris Godwin Jr.

Did not practice

Bucky Irving

Did not practice

Kyle Monangai

Toe · Did not practice

Tristan Wirfs

Toe · Did not practice

Joe Thuney

Did not practice

Ty Johnson

Illness · Did not practice

Theo Jackson

Quadriceps · Did not practice

Greg Gaines

Calf · Did not practice

Joshua Palmer

Hamstring · Did not practice

Alec Anderson

Ankle · Did not practice

Kyler Murray

Hamstring · Did not practice

Dion Dawkins

Ribs · Did not practice

CAR has 3 more days of rest

Carolina is on a normal week with 7 days between games, while Denver has 4 days and a road trip. Carolina gets its usual practice routine, while Denver has to squeeze recovery and preparation into a much smaller window. There is no bye involved, so this is a smaller edge than a team coming off a week off would have. Count it as a modest point for Carolina and look to the injury report to see whether Denver's short week carries a bigger cost.

GB has 3 more days of rest

Green Bay arrives on a normal 7-day week, while New England has 4 days to turn around. The Patriots get to stay home, which softens the short week, but they still lose practice time and recovery time. Green Bay's edge is modest and comes with a road trip. Give it more weight if New England's injury report is crowded, because players have little time to get right.

JAX (5-2) at BAL (4-4)

Jacksonville's +85 backs up its 5-2 record, so this looks like a good team earning its wins. Baltimore arrives on 3 straight losses at -24, and 4-4 may flatter a team that has lost its way lately. The site split adds little: 1-1 on the road for the Jaguars, 1-2 at home for the Ravens. Weigh the full-season margin most heavily here, and check whether the price still leans on Baltimore's home field.

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

CIN (5-2) at ATL (3-5)

CIN is 5-2, +48 points on the year, has won 3 straight this season. ATL is 3-5, -18 points on the year, has lost 1 straight this season. CIN is 3-1 on the road; ATL is 1-3 at home.

DAL (3-5) at IND (2-6)

Dallas is the classic undersold record: 3-5 with a +6 margin means the Cowboys have outscored opponents despite the losses. Indianapolis has earned its 2-6, with 4 straight losses and -61 on the year, and the Colts are 1-2 at home. Dallas is 2-2 on the road, so nothing there changes the picture. If the market prices these as two similar losing teams, the scoring margins say they have played quite differently.

NYJ (2-6) at KC (5-2)

The Jets are 2-6 and on 3 straight losses, but -18 says they have been more competitive than the record suggests. Kansas City is the odd one: 5-2 and +36 with 2 straight losses, yet 3-0 at home. A small home sample and a short skid both can shift quickly, so neither should carry too much weight. Think about whether the recent losses have made the Chiefs cheaper, and whether the Jets' margin earns them any respect on the spread.

DET (5-2) at MIA (1-6)

Detroit brings 3 straight wins, but +23 is modest for 5-2 and the Lions are only 1-2 on the road. Miami's 1-6 is backed by -64, and the Dolphins are 0-3 at home, so the bad record looks earned. Three road games is a short sample, while Miami's season margin is harder to wave away. The big question for a bettor is whether Detroit's middling margin justifies the price a 5-2 team usually gets against a 1-6 one.

LAR (4-4) at WSH (2-4-1)

The Rams look like a coin-flip team at 4-4, but +26 points says they have played better than that record, and they arrive on a 2-game winning streak. Washington's -23 fits a losing team, though 2-1-1 at home is a clear step up from its 2-4-1 overall mark. Both splits come from only a handful of games, so the season-long margin is the sturdier number. For a bettor, this is a spot to weigh the Rams' better overall body of work against a Washington team that has been harder to beat at home.

HOU (2-5) at LAC (0-7)

Houston is 2-5 at just -5, so the Texans have played far closer than the record reads, and they are 2-1 on the road. Los Angeles is the opposite case: 0-7, -76 and 0-3 at home, with the margin confirming how rough the year has been. A winless team will win eventually, but nothing here says when. Houston's margin is the useful number, since its record may keep the price lower than its play deserves.

LV (4-4) at SF (6-1)

San Francisco's 6-1 is backed by +58, and 4-0 at home makes this a tough room, even coming off a loss. Las Vegas is 4-4 at -9, so the Raiders are close to the average team their record suggests. Their 3-1 road mark is the interesting part, but that is only 4 games and sits beside a negative margin. Expect the road number to cool, and give San Francisco's full-season scoring more weight than the single loss.

TB (3-5) at CHI (6-2)

Tampa Bay is the mispriced-looking record here: 3-5 with +27 reads like a much better team, and the Buccaneers have won 2 straight and are 2-1 on the road. Chicago earns its 6-2 with +54, 3 straight wins and a 3-1 home mark. Both teams arrive playing well, and Tampa's margin suggests its record should improve. If the market prices this off the standings alone, the Bucs may be closer than they look.

NYG: 21 first downs per game to PHI's 16.1

NYG is at 21 first downs per game over 7 games; PHI is at 16.1 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season NYG was at 20.4 over 17 games and PHI at 18 over 17 games.

LAR: 23.3 first downs per game to WSH's 18.3

LAR is at 23.3 first downs per game over 8 games; WSH is at 18.3 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season LAR was at 23.3 over 17 games and WSH at 19 over 17 games.

JAX: 1.71 takeaways per game to BAL's 1

Jacksonville is averaging 1.71 takeaways a game over 7 games, and Baltimore 1 over 8. Turnovers are streaky and depend heavily on the quarterbacks a defense has seen, so the Jaguars' edge could shrink without their defense playing any worse. When thinking about this game, avoid assuming the takeaways simply carry over. Giving Jacksonville a little credit for a short field is fair, but a spread built around it needs more support than this number.

P Edge side won; final 33-10

LAC: 1.57 takeaways per game to HOU's 0.86

The Chargers are averaging 1.57 takeaways a game and Houston 0.86, both over 7 games. Takeaways are among the streakiest defensive numbers and depend on the quarterbacks each team has faced, so this gap may not hold at the same size. Give the Chargers some credit for creating extra chances, but be careful about pricing in a turnover edge as if it were a given.

DET: 0.57 turnovers committed per game to MIA's 1.29

DET is at 0.57 turnovers committed per game over 7 games; MIA is at 1.29 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season DET was at 0.88 over 17 games and MIA at 1.41 over 17 games.

HOU: 0.29 fumbles lost per game to LAC's 1

HOU is at 0.29 fumbles lost per game over 7 games; LAC is at 1 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season HOU was at 0.18 over 17 games and LAC at 0.41 over 17 games.

NYG: 116.7 rushing yards per game to PHI's 88.1

NYG is at 116.7 rushing yards per game over 7 games; PHI is at 88.1 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season NYG was at 129.1 over 17 games and PHI at 116.9 over 17 games.

CAR: 5.5 yards per play to DEN's 4.74

Carolina is getting more out of each snap than Denver, a flip from last season, when Denver was at 5.32 and Carolina at 4.92. Seven and eight games make that a real trend, but the latest game cut the other way: Denver had 4 plays of 20+ yards, led by Bo Nix's 51-yarder to Jonah Coleman, while Carolina had 1. Some drift back toward last season is reasonable for both. Weigh Carolina's steadier season against Denver's recent deep-ball punch when sizing up this game.

JAX: 28 points per game to BAL's 22.4

Jacksonville is scoring almost exactly what it did last season, 28 points per game over 7 games against 27.9, which makes its offense look dependable. Baltimore has slipped from 24.9 to 22.4 over 8 games, so the Ravens may need longer drives to keep up if the Jaguars hit their usual number. Jacksonville's level has the stronger case to hold, while Baltimore has some room to bounce back. For sides and team totals, that makes the Jaguars the steadier scoring baseline.

P Edge side won; final 33-10

DET: 66.6 offensive plays per game to MIA's 56.9

DET is at 66.6 offensive plays per game over 7 games; MIA is at 56.9 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season DET was at 62.5 over 17 games and MIA at 55.8 over 17 games.

NO: 23.1 points per game to CLE's 17.4

CLE is at 17.4 points per game over 8 games; NO is at 23.1 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season CLE was at 16.4 over 17 games and NO at 18 over 17 games.

CAR: 66.6 offensive plays per game to DEN's 57

DEN is at 57 offensive plays per game over 8 games; CAR is at 66.6 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season DEN was at 64.2 over 17 games and CAR at 59.5 over 17 games.

DEN: 0.75 turnovers committed per game to CAR's 1.43

DEN is at 0.75 turnovers committed per game over 8 games; CAR is at 1.43 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season DEN was at 1 over 17 games and CAR at 1.35 over 17 games.

ATL: 4.55 yards per rush attempt to CIN's 3.59

CIN is at 3.59 yards per rush attempt over 7 games; ATL is at 4.55 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season CIN was at 4.14 over 17 games and ATL at 4.39 over 17 games.

KC: 6.29 yards per play to NYJ's 5.51

Both offenses have made big jumps from last season: Kansas City from 5.05 yards per play to 6.29 and the Jets from 4.36 to 5.51. The Jets also had 7 plays of 20+ yards last game, led by a 47-yard Geno Smith throw to Adonai Mitchell, while the Chiefs had 3, including a 73-yard Patrick Mahomes touchdown to Emmett Johnson. Seven and 8 games make the gains believable, though the Jets' one-game burst is likely high. Kansas City has the efficiency edge, but the Jets' big-play form makes this less one-sided than last season's numbers suggest.

LV: 1.63 takeaways per game to SF's 1

LV is at 1.63 takeaways per game over 8 games; SF is at 1 over 7 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

Kayode Awosika (G) is questionable for LAC

LAC lists Kayode Awosika as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 3.

Denzel Perryman (LB) is ir-r for LAC

The Chargers designated Perryman (undisclosed) for return to practice from their injured reserve list Wednesday, Noah Furtado of The Athletic reports. Reported Nov 5.

Sam Cosmi (G) is questionable for WSH

WSH lists Sam Cosmi as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

Jer'Zhan Newton (DT) is ir-r for WSH

Newton (pectoral) practiced in full Wednesday, Ben Standig of The Team 980 Washington D.C. reports. Reported Nov 5.

SEA: 1.63 takeaways per game to ARI's 1

ARI is at 1 takeaways per game over 8 games; SEA is at 1.63 over 8 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

TB: 2 takeaways per game to CHI's 1.38

Tampa Bay's defense has been taking the ball away more often than Chicago's, a gap of 0.63 per game across 8 games each. Takeaways often swing on tipped passes and fumble bounces, and these totals don't show which quarterbacks either defense faced. That makes this edge more likely to shrink than grow. In this game, give Tampa Bay a small bump for turnover chances and put more weight on how each defense plays down to down.

Joe Cardona (LS) is questionable for LAR

LAR lists Joe Cardona as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 3.

Tucker Addington (LS) is questionable for MIA

MIA lists Tucker Addington as questionable on the injury report. Reported Nov 4.

DEN (6-2) at CAR (3-4)

Denver is the record to question: 6-2 with 4 straight wins, yet only +7 on the year, which points to a lot of close games. Margins that thin make a record like this likely to come back toward the middle. Carolina is 3-4, -15 and 1-2 at home, with 2 straight losses, so the Panthers have no strong case either. The Broncos have the momentum, but their scoring gives little support for paying a big price.

SEA: 30.6% third downs allowed to ARI's 39.4%

Seattle allows conversions on 30.6% of third downs and Arizona on 39.4%, each over 8 games. Eight games is a useful stretch, though third-down rates still move and these don't account for the offenses faced or the distances they needed. At home, Seattle has been the defense better at ending drives. That gives a bettor a reason to expect more extended possessions for Seattle than for Arizona, which is worth weighing against the spread.

LAC: 50% red-zone scoring allowed to HOU's 68.4%

HOU is at 68.4% red-zone scoring allowed over 7 games; LAC is at 50% over 7 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

CIN: 22.1 first downs per game to ATL's 17.6

CIN is at 22.1 first downs per game over 7 games; ATL is at 17.6 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season CIN was at 20.7 over 17 games and ATL at 19.4 over 17 games.

LAC: 198.4 passing yards allowed per game to HOU's 244

HOU is at 244 passing yards allowed per game over 7 games; LAC is at 198.4 over 7 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

CLE: 38.7% third downs allowed to NO's 47.8%

Cleveland allows conversions on 38.7% of third downs over 8 games, while New Orleans is at 47.8% over 7, meaning opponents have kept drives alive against the Saints nearly half the time. Rates that high can come down, and this one isn't adjusted for opponents or third-down distance. For this game, Cleveland's offense has the softer third-down matchup on the road, which can help it sustain drives and stay on the field.

DAL: 47.5% third-down conversion rate to IND's 38.5%

DAL is at 47.5% third-down conversion rate over 8 games; IND is at 38.5% over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season DAL was at 41.1% over 17 games and IND at 42.6% over 17 games.

DAL: 4 red-zone trips per game to IND's 2.75

DAL is at 4 red-zone trips per game over 8 games; IND is at 2.75 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season DAL was at 3.82 over 17 games and IND at 3.88 over 17 games.

JAX: 48.2% third-down conversion rate to BAL's 39.2%

Jacksonville is extending drives far more often than Baltimore, and the big change is its own: it converted 39.2% last season, while Baltimore has stayed close to its 40.9%. Seven games is a decent run, but a jump that size from a full-season baseline is a good candidate to cool off. If it holds, Jacksonville can keep its offense on the field and shape the game's rhythm. Be careful paying for 48.2% as if it were the team's true level.

P Edge side won; final 33-10

CIN: 60% fourth-down conversion rate to ATL's 33.3%

CIN is at 60% fourth-down conversion rate over 7 games; ATL is at 33.3% over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season CIN was at 70% over 17 games and ATL at 50% over 17 games.

JAX: 1.86 sacks taken per game to BAL's 2.75

JAX is at 1.86 sacks taken per game over 7 games; BAL is at 2.75 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season JAX was at 3.42 over 17 games and BAL at 2.65 over 17 games.

P Edge side won; final 33-10

LAC: 111.1 rushing yards per game to HOU's 84.7

HOU is at 84.7 rushing yards per game over 7 games; LAC is at 111.1 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season HOU was at 108.9 over 17 games and LAC at 121.6 over 17 games.

Kerby Joseph (S) is pup-r for DET

Joseph (knee) remained limited in Thursday's practice, Tim Twentyman of the Lions' official site reports. Reported Nov 5.

Yasir Abdullah (LB) is ir-r for ATL

Abdullah (hamstring) was a limited participant at practice Wednesday. Reported Nov 5.

NYG: 5.17 yards per play to PHI's 4.45

This gap is mostly about Philadelphia. The Giants are almost exactly where they were last season at 5.15, while the Eagles have fallen from 5.27 over 8 games. The last game fit that picture: New York had 7 plays of 20+ yards, including J.J. McCarthy's 47-yarder to Malachi Fields and a 42-yard Cam Skattebo run, against 3 for Tanner McKee's Philadelphia. The Giants' number looks stable and the Eagles' has more room to rebound, so judge whether their slide is still pricing in a team better than it has played.

DET @ MIA carries a 50.5 market total

DET @ MIA sits 4 points above the 46.5 median, so 50.5 points to a game with more scoring than usual, though the gap is smaller than the biggest ones on this slate. The price needs sustained scoring from both sides, and a run of field goals or a lopsided game that slows late could leave it short. Watch how drives finish early on: touchdowns support this number, while field goals put it under pressure fast.

LAR: 21 points allowed per game to WSH's 26

LAR is at 21 points allowed per game over 8 games; WSH is at 26 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season LAR was at 20.4 over 17 games and WSH at 26.5 over 17 games.

DEN: 53.5 penalty yards per game to CAR's 73.7

DEN is at 53.5 penalty yards per game over 8 games; CAR is at 73.7 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season DEN was at 67.6 over 17 games and CAR at 44.8 over 17 games.

BUF: 70% red-zone scoring rate to MIN's 56.3%

BUF is at 70% red-zone scoring rate over 7 games; MIN is at 56.3% over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season BUF was at 66.2% over 17 games and MIN at 56.9% over 17 games.

DET: 6.99 yards per pass attempt to MIA's 5.77

DET is at 6.99 yards per pass attempt over 7 games; MIA is at 5.77 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season DET was at 7.09 over 17 games and MIA at 6 over 17 games.

NYG: 6.06 yards per pass attempt to PHI's 4.86

NYG is at 6.06 yards per pass attempt over 7 games; PHI is at 4.86 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season NYG was at 5.79 over 17 games and PHI at 6.33 over 17 games.

SF is 4-0 at home; LV is 3-1 on the road

The site split favours SF: SF has played 4 games at home this season and LV 4 games away from it. Current-2026 standings through 2026-11-04.

NYG is 1-1-1 on the road; PHI is 1-3 at home

Philadelphia has one win in four home games, while New York has a win, a loss and a tie in three road games. The Giants have the better split, but both samples are small and neither record shows who those games came against. One result can swing either number quickly. Use this as a reason to question any automatic home-field boost for the Eagles, then look for better evidence on both teams.

CHI: 23.8% third downs allowed to TB's 32%

Chicago has been much better at getting offenses off the field on third down, with an 8.3-point edge over Tampa Bay after 8 games each. These numbers don't show who either defense played or how many of those third downs were long, so the size of the gap may overstate the difference. Third-down rates also tend to move around more than yardage. For this game, compare each offense's usual third-down distance before assuming Chicago's rate carries over.

BUF: 11.4 sack yards lost per game to MIN's 19.9

BUF is at 11.4 sack yards lost per game over 7 games; MIN is at 19.9 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season BUF was at 21.3 over 17 games and MIN at 24.9 over 17 games.

KC: 18.7 points allowed per game to NYJ's 23.5

NYJ is at 23.5 points allowed per game over 8 games; KC is at 18.7 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season NYJ was at 29.6 over 17 games and KC at 19.3 over 17 games.

WSH: 2.29 sacks recorded per game to LAR's 1.5

LAR is at 1.5 sacks recorded per game over 8 games; WSH is at 2.29 over 7 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

LAR: 1.5 sacks taken per game to WSH's 2.29

LAR is at 1.5 sacks taken per game over 8 games; WSH is at 2.29 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season LAR was at 1.77 over 17 games and WSH at 2.31 over 17 games.

CIN: 1.43 turnovers committed per game to ATL's 2

CIN is at 1.43 turnovers committed per game over 7 games; ATL is at 2 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season CIN was at 1.41 over 17 games and ATL at 1.06 over 17 games.

PHI: 1 turnover committed per game to NYG's 1.57

NYG is at 1.57 turnovers committed per game over 7 games; PHI is at 1 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season NYG was at 1 over 17 games and PHI at 0.88 over 17 games.

NE: 5.96 yards per play to GB's 5.34

New England is gaining more per play than Green Bay, and that matches last season's order, when it was 6.23 to 5.61. Both teams are down a little from those marks, with 8 games each behind this year's numbers. Since the same team led over a full season too, this edge looks more durable than most midseason gaps. It leans toward New England having the easier time moving the ball, while saying nothing yet about how either team scores or defends.

Josh Allen is the projected starting quarterback for BUF

Through 7 games in 2026, Josh Allen threw for 1793 passing yards, completed 65.9% of his passes and averaged 8.75 yards per attempt. Last season over 17 games he threw for 3668 yards, completed 69.3% and averaged 7.97 yards per attempt, 25-10 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 11-5 touchdown-to-interception line is 7 games in.

DAL: 23 first downs per game to IND's 19

DAL is at 23 first downs per game over 8 games; IND is at 19 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season DAL was at 23.1 over 17 games and IND at 20.7 over 17 games.

BUF: 44.2% third-down conversion rate to MIN's 36%

BUF is at 44.2% third-down conversion rate over 7 games; MIN is at 36% over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season BUF was at 44.8% over 17 games and MIN at 31.8% over 17 games.

Malik Willis is the projected starting quarterback for MIA

Through 7 games in 2026, Malik Willis threw for 1268 passing yards, completed 59% of his passes and averaged 6.93 yards per attempt. Last season over 4 games he threw for 422 yards, completed 85.7% and averaged 12.06 yards per attempt, 3-0 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 6-5 touchdown-to-interception line is 7 games in.

Tyler Shough is the projected starting quarterback for NO

Through 7 games in 2026, Tyler Shough threw for 1721 passing yards, completed 67% of his passes and averaged 6.3 yards per attempt. Last season over 11 games he threw for 2384 yards, completed 67.6% and averaged 7.29 yards per attempt, 10-6 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 13-6 touchdown-to-interception line is 7 games in.

Dak Prescott is the projected starting quarterback for DAL

Through 8 games in 2026, Dak Prescott threw for 2046 passing yards, completed 65.2% of his passes and averaged 6.78 yards per attempt. Last season over 17 games he threw for 4552 yards, completed 67.3% and averaged 7.59 yards per attempt, 30-10 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 14-5 touchdown-to-interception line is 8 games in.

JAX -9.5 → -9.5

Gary's number was -9.5; the same book now shows -9.5.

Michael Penix Jr. is the projected starting quarterback for ATL

Through 6 games in 2026, Michael Penix Jr. threw for 1282 passing yards, completed 61.9% of his passes and averaged 7.63 yards per attempt. Last season over 9 games he threw for 1982 yards, completed 60.1% and averaged 7.18 yards per attempt, 9-3 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 9-5 touchdown-to-interception line is 6 games in.

Joe Burrow is the projected starting quarterback for CIN

Through 7 games in 2026, Joe Burrow threw for 2115 passing yards, completed 73% of his passes and averaged 7.92 yards per attempt. Last season over 8 games he threw for 1809 yards, completed 66.8% and averaged 6.99 yards per attempt, 17-5 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 20-6 touchdown-to-interception line is 7 games in.

Joe Fagnano is the projected starting quarterback for BAL

In his first 2026 game, Joe Fagnano threw for 91 passing yards, completed 47.6% of his passes and averaged 4.33 yards per attempt. His 0-1 touchdown-to-interception line comes from a one-game sample, so the relationship between completion rate and per-throw production is still an early read.

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Trevor Lawrence is the projected starting quarterback for JAX

Through 7 games in 2026, Trevor Lawrence threw for 1690 passing yards, completed 65.7% of his passes and averaged 8.54 yards per attempt. Last season over 17 games he threw for 4007 yards, completed 60.9% and averaged 7.16 yards per attempt, 29-12 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 17-4 touchdown-to-interception line is 7 games in.

P Edge side won; final 33-10

Geno Smith is the projected starting quarterback for NYJ

Through 8 games in 2026, Geno Smith threw for 1913 passing yards, completed 69% of his passes and averaged 8 yards per attempt. Last season over 15 games he threw for 3025 yards, completed 67.4% and averaged 6.75 yards per attempt, 19-17 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 12-3 touchdown-to-interception line is 8 games in.

Patrick Mahomes is the projected starting quarterback for KC

Through 7 games in 2026, Patrick Mahomes threw for 1795 passing yards, completed 66.4% of his passes and averaged 7.74 yards per attempt. Last season over 14 games he threw for 3587 yards, completed 62.7% and averaged 7.14 yards per attempt, 22-11 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 12-4 touchdown-to-interception line is 7 games in.

J.J. McCarthy is the projected starting quarterback for NYG

Through 3 games in 2026, J.J. McCarthy threw for 495 passing yards, completed 63.3% of his passes and averaged 10.1 yards per attempt. Last season over 10 games he threw for 1632 yards, completed 57.6% and averaged 6.72 yards per attempt, 11-12 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 1-1 touchdown-to-interception line is 3 games in.

SEA: 94 rushing yards allowed per game to ARI's 122.1

ARI is at 122.1 rushing yards allowed per game over 8 games; SEA is at 94 over 8 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

Joe Milton is the projected starting quarterback for PHI

In 2025, Joe Milton threw for 183 passing yards, completed 62.5% of his passes and averaged 7.63 yards per attempt. His 1-2 touchdown-to-interception line puts that prior-season passing production in the context of his ball security over the same sample.

Matthew Stafford is the projected starting quarterback for LAR

Through 8 games in 2026, Matthew Stafford threw for 2146 passing yards, completed 67.3% of his passes and averaged 7.08 yards per attempt. Last season over 17 games he threw for 4707 yards, completed 65% and averaged 7.88 yards per attempt, 46-8 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 15-8 touchdown-to-interception line is 8 games in.

MIN: 4.61 yards per play allowed to BUF's 5.24

BUF is at 5.24 yards per play allowed over 7 games; MIN is at 4.61 over 7 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

Jayden Daniels is the projected starting quarterback for WSH

Through 5 games in 2026, Jayden Daniels threw for 976 passing yards, completed 62.8% of his passes and averaged 6.73 yards per attempt. Last season over 7 games he threw for 1262 yards, completed 60.6% and averaged 6.71 yards per attempt, 8-3 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 6-0 touchdown-to-interception line is 5 games in.

Bo Nix is the projected starting quarterback for DEN

Through 8 games in 2026, Bo Nix threw for 1493 passing yards, completed 59.6% of his passes and averaged 5.97 yards per attempt. Last season over 17 games he threw for 3931 yards, completed 63.4% and averaged 6.42 yards per attempt, 25-11 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 9-3 touchdown-to-interception line is 8 games in.

Bryce Young is the projected starting quarterback for CAR

Through 7 games in 2026, Bryce Young threw for 1921 passing yards, completed 58.7% of his passes and averaged 7.14 yards per attempt. Last season over 16 games he threw for 3011 yards, completed 63.6% and averaged 6.3 yards per attempt, 23-11 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 13-5 touchdown-to-interception line is 7 games in.

CLE: 5.19 yards per play allowed to NO's 5.83

Cleveland gives up 0.64 fewer yards each snap than New Orleans, a clear gap in down-to-down defense, though Cleveland has played 8 games and New Orleans 7. Yards per play is less dependent on game flow than total yards, which makes it a sturdier number to trust. The missing piece is opponent quality, since neither number adjusts for who these defenses faced. In this game, it gives Cleveland the stronger starting point on sustained drives, pending a look at each schedule.

C.J. Stroud is the projected starting quarterback for HOU

Through 7 games in 2026, C.J. Stroud threw for 1867 passing yards, completed 64.8% of his passes and averaged 7.56 yards per attempt. Last season over 14 games he threw for 3041 yards, completed 64.5% and averaged 7.19 yards per attempt, 19-8 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 11-1 touchdown-to-interception line is 7 games in.

Jared Goff is the projected starting quarterback for DET

Through 7 games in 2026, Jared Goff threw for 1964 passing yards, completed 67.7% of his passes and averaged 7.92 yards per attempt. Last season over 17 games he threw for 4564 yards, completed 68% and averaged 7.9 yards per attempt, 34-8 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 15-1 touchdown-to-interception line is 7 games in.

Daniel Jones is the projected starting quarterback for IND

Through 8 games in 2026, Daniel Jones threw for 1542 passing yards, completed 60.4% of his passes and averaged 5.75 yards per attempt. Last season over 13 games he threw for 3101 yards, completed 68% and averaged 8.08 yards per attempt, 19-8 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 5-9 touchdown-to-interception line is 8 games in.

Justin Herbert is the projected starting quarterback for LAC

Through 7 games in 2026, Justin Herbert threw for 1398 passing yards, completed 61.8% of his passes and averaged 6.59 yards per attempt. Last season over 16 games he threw for 3727 yards, completed 66.4% and averaged 7.28 yards per attempt, 26-13 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 5-10 touchdown-to-interception line is 7 games in.

Kirk Cousins is the projected starting quarterback for LV

Through 8 games in 2026, Kirk Cousins threw for 2124 passing yards, completed 63.6% of his passes and averaged 7.5 yards per attempt. Last season over 10 games he threw for 1721 yards, completed 61.7% and averaged 6.4 yards per attempt, 10-5 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 19-5 touchdown-to-interception line is 8 games in.

Brock Purdy is the projected starting quarterback for SF

Through 7 games in 2026, Brock Purdy threw for 1748 passing yards, completed 69.2% of his passes and averaged 8.28 yards per attempt. Last season over 9 games he threw for 2167 yards, completed 69.4% and averaged 7.63 yards per attempt, 20-10 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 15-4 touchdown-to-interception line is 7 games in.

Jordan Love is the projected starting quarterback for GB

Through 8 games in 2026, Jordan Love threw for 2246 passing yards, completed 61.5% of his passes and averaged 7.2 yards per attempt. Last season over 15 games he threw for 3381 yards, completed 66.3% and averaged 7.7 yards per attempt, 23-6 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 16-6 touchdown-to-interception line is 8 games in.

Drake Maye is the projected starting quarterback for NE

Through 8 games in 2026, Drake Maye threw for 1983 passing yards, completed 67.1% of his passes and averaged 8.47 yards per attempt. Last season over 17 games he threw for 4394 yards, completed 72% and averaged 8.93 yards per attempt, 31-8 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 15-8 touchdown-to-interception line is 8 games in.

Gardner Minshew II is the projected starting quarterback for ARI

In his first 2026 game, Gardner Minshew II threw for 188 passing yards, completed 73.9% of his passes and averaged 8.17 yards per attempt. Last season over 4 games he threw for 37 yards, completed 46.2% and averaged 2.85 yards per attempt, 0-1 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 3-0 touchdown-to-interception line is 1 game in.

Baker Mayfield is the projected starting quarterback for TB

Through 5 games in 2026, Baker Mayfield threw for 679 passing yards, completed 61.8% of his passes and averaged 6.17 yards per attempt. Last season over 17 games he threw for 3693 yards, completed 63.2% and averaged 6.8 yards per attempt, 26-11 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 3-2 touchdown-to-interception line is 5 games in.

Caleb Williams is the projected starting quarterback for CHI

Through 5 games in 2026, Caleb Williams threw for 1267 passing yards, completed 70.9% of his passes and averaged 8.02 yards per attempt. Last season over 17 games he threw for 3942 yards, completed 58.1% and averaged 6.94 yards per attempt, 27-7 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 6-1 touchdown-to-interception line is 5 games in.

Isaiah Adams (G) is ir-r for ARI

Adams (ankle) was a limited participant at the Cardinals' practice Thursday, Darren Urban of the team's official site reports. Reported Nov 6.

Tip Reiman (TE) is pup-r for ARI

Head coach Mike LaFleur stated he's "not too sure" if Reiman (ankle) will play this season, Dani Sureck of the Cardinals' official site reports. Reported Oct 26.

Greg Van Roten (G) is ir-r for NE

Van Roten (thigh) was designated to return from injured reserve by New England on Wednesday, Matt Legros of Patriots Wire reports. Reported Nov 5.

Brady Christensen (G) is ir-r for CAR

Christensen (hamstring) was a full participant at the Panthers' practice Thursday, Steve Reed of the Associated Press reports. Reported Nov 6.

DAL: 71.9% red-zone scoring rate to IND's 59.1%

DAL is at 71.9% red-zone scoring rate over 8 games; IND is at 59.1% over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season DAL was at 56.9% over 17 games and IND at 65.2% over 17 games.

HOU: 60% red-zone scoring rate to LAC's 47.1%

HOU is at 60% red-zone scoring rate over 7 games; LAC is at 47.1% over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season HOU was at 46.3% over 17 games and LAC at 47.4% over 17 games.

HOU: 3.57 red-zone trips per game to LAC's 2.43

HOU is at 3.57 red-zone trips per game over 7 games; LAC is at 2.43 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season HOU was at 3.18 over 17 games and LAC at 3.35 over 17 games.

GSW outscored teams by 2.9 a game this season, MIA was outscored by 4.9

GSW outscored teams by 2.9 a game this season, MIA was outscored by 4.9. 2026-27 regular season: GSW over 8 games, MIA over 8.

ORL was outscored by 9.0 a game this season, PHX by 11.0

ORL was outscored by 9.0 a game this season, PHX by 11.0. 2026-27 regular season: PHX over 6 games, ORL over 7.

IND: 32:02 time of possession per game to DAL's 28:46

DAL is at 28:46 time of possession per game over 8 games; IND is at 32:02 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season DAL was at 30:48 over 17 games and IND at 29:37 over 17 games.

CHI: 2.75 sacks recorded per game to TB's 2

TB is at 2 sacks recorded per game over 8 games; CHI is at 2.75 over 8 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

CHI: 26.8 points per game to TB's 22.3

TB is at 22.3 points per game over 8 games; CHI is at 26.8 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season TB was at 22.4 over 17 games and CHI at 25.9 over 17 games.

ARI: 67.9% red-zone scoring allowed to SEA's 83.3%

ARI is at 67.9% red-zone scoring allowed over 8 games; SEA is at 83.3% over 8 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

HOU: 98 rushing yards allowed per game to LAC's 124.6

HOU is at 98 rushing yards allowed per game over 7 games; LAC is at 124.6 over 7 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

KC: 96.3 rushing yards allowed per game to NYJ's 123.6

Kansas City has allowed 27.3 fewer rushing yards per game than the Jets, with one fewer game played. A per-game rushing total depends partly on script, since teams playing from behind stop running, and these numbers don't show how often that happened to either defense. Check rushing attempts and yards per carry before trusting the gap. If the Jets can keep this game close and stay on the ground, it gets a truer test.

CLE: 196.6 passing yards allowed per game to NO's 233.3

Cleveland has allowed 36.7 fewer passing yards per game than New Orleans, though Cleveland has played 8 games and New Orleans 7. Passing totals depend heavily on script and opponent: a defense can look stingy when teams stop needing to throw, and the numbers don't show which quarterbacks either side faced. Before trusting the gap on passing totals in this game, check yards per attempt and how often each defense was thrown on.

PHX scored 113.3 points a game this season, ORL 105.7

PHX scored 113.3 points a game this season, ORL 105.7. 2026-27 regular season: PHX over 6 games, ORL over 7.

GB: 4.73 yards per play allowed to NE's 5.29

Green Bay has allowed 0.56 fewer yards per snap than New England over 8 games each, so it has been tougher to move the ball on down to down. This number is less affected by game script than total yards, which gives it a better chance of holding up. Opponent strength is the open question, because neither figure adjusts for schedule. For this game, it gives Green Bay the early edge in sustained drives until the schedules say otherwise.

JAX: 77.4 rushing yards allowed per game to BAL's 102.8

Jacksonville has been hard to run on, allowing 25.3 fewer rushing yards per game than Baltimore, with 7 games played to Baltimore's 8. Both numbers look solid, but rushing totals also reflect game script, and they don't show who each defense faced or how often it was run on. Yards per carry would show whether the gap is real. For this game, it favors Jacksonville on paper, with the bigger test coming if Baltimore stays committed to the run.

P Edge side won; final 33-10

MIA scored 118.0 points a game this season, GSW 117.5

MIA scored 118.0 points a game this season, GSW 117.5. 2026-27 regular season: GSW over 8 games, MIA over 8.

HOU: 37.5% fourth-down conversion rate to LAC's 16.7%

HOU is at 37.5% fourth-down conversion rate over 7 games; LAC is at 16.7% over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season HOU was at 57.9% over 17 games and LAC at 57.1% over 17 games.

ARI: 0.13 fumbles lost per game to SEA's 0.63

ARI is at 0.13 fumbles lost per game over 8 games; SEA is at 0.63 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season ARI was at 0.59 over 17 games and SEA at 0.76 over 17 games.

CLE: 1.38 turnovers committed per game to NO's 1.86

CLE is at 1.38 turnovers committed per game over 8 games; NO is at 1.86 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season CLE was at 1.47 over 17 games and NO at 1.41 over 17 games.

CIN: 5.97 yards per play to ATL's 5.41

Cincinnati has made a big jump from 5.23 last season, while Atlanta is right around its 5.38. The last game shows how each team gets there: Cincinnati had 6 plays of 20+ yards spread across Tee Higgins, Ja'Marr Chase and Mike Gesicki, while Atlanta had 2, one a 76-yarder to Jahan Dotson. Atlanta's number looks settled, and Cincinnati's has more room to come back over 7 games. Spread-out explosives are easier to trust than one long catch, so check which offense has to lean on a single big play.

LAR: 5.79 yards per play to WSH's 5.24

The Rams gain more per snap, and they did last season too, 6.15 to 5.53, though both teams have slipped from those marks. The latest game ran opposite the season numbers: Washington had 6 plays of 20+ yards, including Jayden Daniels' 53-yarder to Treylon Burks, while the Rams had 2. One game shouldn't outweigh 7 or 8, so the Rams' edge should hold as the base case. The question for this game is whether Washington's big-play burst carries over and narrows it.

SEA: 5.28 yards per play to ARI's 4.7

Seattle is the more efficient offense, but both teams are well off last season's pace: 5.98 for Seattle and 5.18 for Arizona. With 8 games each, that drop has lasted long enough to take seriously, and Seattle also led this comparison last season. Arizona at 4.7 is unlikely to win many long, sustained drives unless that number climbs. Compare this game's expectations with what these offenses are doing now, because last season's versions moved the ball much more easily.

Garret Wallow (LB) is questionable for SF

SF lists Garret Wallow as questionable on the injury report. Reported Oct 27.

DET: 0.14 interceptions thrown per game to MIA's 0.71

DET is at 0.14 interceptions thrown per game over 7 games; MIA is at 0.71 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season DET was at 0.47 over 17 games and MIA at 1.06 over 17 games.

DAL: 0.25 fumbles lost per game to IND's 0.75

DAL is at 0.25 fumbles lost per game over 8 games; IND is at 0.75 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season DAL was at 0.53 over 17 games and IND at 0.53 over 17 games.

Luke Gifford (LB) is questionable for SF

SF lists Luke Gifford as questionable on the injury report. Reported Oct 27.

Jalen Brooks (WR) is on injured reserve for ARI

The Cardinals placed Brooks (wrist) on injured reserve Tuesday. Reported Oct 27.

Josh Hayes (CB) is ir-r for TB

Hayes suffered a small setback in his recovery from a knee injury, Greg Auman of Fox Sports reports. Reported Oct 29.

Braxton Jones (OT) is on injured reserve for CHI

Jones (knee) is out for the rest of the season, Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune reports. Reported Nov 5.

CHI: 4.25 red-zone trips per game to TB's 3.25

TB is at 3.25 red-zone trips per game over 8 games; CHI is at 4.25 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season TB was at 2.94 over 17 games and CHI at 3.24 over 17 games.

DET: 66.7% red-zone scoring rate to MIA's 55.6%

DET is at 66.7% red-zone scoring rate over 7 games; MIA is at 55.6% over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season DET was at 62.5% over 17 games and MIA at 56.3% over 17 games.

Andrei Iosivas (WR) is on injured reserve for CIN

Iosivas (thumb) is making good progress in his rehab, Mike Petraglia of CLNSCincy.com reports. Reported Oct 30.

Cashius Howell (DE) is on injured reserve for CIN

Howell (wrist) was placed on injured reserve by the Bengals on Tuesday. Reported Nov 4.

Samson Ebukam (DE) is on injured reserve for ATL

Ebukam (hamstring) was placed on injured reserve by the Falcons on Tuesday, Tori McElhaney of the team's official website reports. Reported Nov 4.

Max Mitchell (OT) is on injured reserve for NYJ

The Jets placed Mitchell on injured reserve Tuesday with a concussion, so he won't be part of the offensive tackle group at Kansas City. The report doesn't name who takes his snaps. When you size up the Jets' protection for this game, look at the updated depth chart at tackle.

Brashard Smith (RB) is on injured reserve for KC

The Chiefs placed Smith (hamstring) on injured reserve Saturday. Reported Oct 24.

L'Jarius Sneed (CB) is on injured reserve for KC

The Chiefs placed Sneed (knee) on injured reserve Saturday. Reported Oct 31.

Tyrone Tracy Jr. (RB) is on injured reserve for NYG

The Giants placed Tracy (hamstring) on injured reserve Tuesday, Dan Salomone of the team's official site reports. Reported Oct 27.

Patrick Johnson (DE) is on injured reserve for LV

The Raiders placed Johnson (neck) on injured reserve Saturday. Reported Nov 1.

Jaylin Noel (WR) is on injured reserve for HOU

Noel, who was placed on injured reserve earlier Wednesday, is expected to require surgery to address his toe injury and will miss the remainder of the season, Jonathan M. Alexander of the Houston Chronicle reports. Reported Oct 28.

Tyler Badie (RB) is on injured reserve for DEN

The Broncos placed Badie (thumb) on injured reserve Saturday, Aric DiLalla of the team's official site reports. Reported Oct 24.

Davante Adams (WR) is on injured reserve for LAR

Head coach Sean McVay said Wednesday that Adams had successful surgery on his left hamstring, and the Rams are hopeful that the wide receiver will be able to return on the early side of his 6-to-10-week recovery timetable, Adam Grosbard of The Orange County Register reports. Reported Oct 28.

Dameon Pierce (RB) is on injured reserve for PHI

The Eagles placed Pierce (undisclosed) on injured reserve Wednesday Reported Oct 28.

GB: 271 team passing yards per game to NE's 244.1

GB is at 271 team passing yards per game over 8 games; NE is at 244.1 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season GB was at 212.8 over 17 games and NE at 250.5 over 17 games.

DAL: 0.63 interceptions thrown per game to IND's 1.13

DAL is at 0.63 interceptions thrown per game over 8 games; IND is at 1.13 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season DAL was at 0.71 over 17 games and IND at 0.82 over 17 games.

CIN: 0.86 interceptions thrown per game to ATL's 1.38

CIN is at 0.86 interceptions thrown per game over 7 games; ATL is at 1.38 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season CIN was at 1 over 17 games and ATL at 0.47 over 17 games.

ATL: 5.21 yards per play allowed to CIN's 5.74

Atlanta has allowed 0.53 fewer yards per snap than Cincinnati, with 8 games played to Cincinnati's 7. That points to a defense that makes offenses work harder for each gain, and yards per play is less sensitive to game script than yardage totals. The number doesn't adjust for the offenses each team faced, so the size of the gap could move. In this game, it gives Atlanta the better baseline, especially if the game turns on long drives.

GB: 3.63 red-zone trips per game to NE's 2.75

GB is at 3.63 red-zone trips per game over 8 games; NE is at 2.75 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season GB was at 3.47 over 17 games and NE at 3.71 over 17 games.

PHI: 0.25 fumbles lost per game to NYG's 0.71

NYG is at 0.71 fumbles lost per game over 7 games; PHI is at 0.25 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season NYG was at 0.41 over 17 games and PHI at 0.47 over 17 games.

CAR: 25.4 points per game to DEN's 21.5

DEN is at 21.5 points per game over 8 games; CAR is at 25.4 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season DEN was at 23.6 over 17 games and CAR at 18.3 over 17 games.

ARI: 69.6 offensive plays per game to SEA's 63

ARI is at 69.6 offensive plays per game over 8 games; SEA is at 63 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season ARI was at 63.2 over 17 games and SEA at 59.7 over 17 games.

HOU: 19.9 first downs per game to LAC's 16.7

HOU is at 19.9 first downs per game over 7 games; LAC is at 16.7 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season HOU was at 19 over 17 games and LAC at 19.5 over 17 games.

CHI: 35:27 time of possession per game to TB's 32:45

TB is at 32:45 time of possession per game over 8 games; CHI is at 35:27 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season TB was at 31:53 over 17 games and CHI at 30:59 over 17 games.

Isaiah Adams

Ankle · Limited practice

Max Melton

Knee · Limited practice

Walter Nolen III

Ankle · Limited practice

Velus Jones Jr.

Hamstring · Limited practice

Grady Jarrett

Groin · Limited practice

Malik Muhammad II

Toe · Limited practice

Tykee Smith

Ankle · Limited practice

A'Shawn Robinson

Limited practice

Theo Benedet

Shoulder · Limited practice

Andrew Van Ginkel

Chest · Limited practice

Jake Golday

Calf · Limited practice

Demond Claiborne

Knee · Limited practice

Isaiah Rodgers

Ankle · Limited practice

Jay Ward

Knee · Limited practice

DJ Moore

Knee · Limited practice

Dalton Kincaid

Chest · Limited practice

Spencer Brown

Back · Limited practice

Christian Darrisaw

Shoulder · Limited practice

Keon Coleman

Shoulder · Limited practice

Jauan Jennings

Calf · Limited practice

Jordan Hancock

Hamstring · Limited practice

Cedric Johnson

Ankle · Limited practice

John Bates

Shoulder · Limited practice

Shy Tuttle

Shoulder · Limited practice

Dyami Brown

Calf · Limited practice

Sam Cosmi

Knee · Limited practice

Darius Alexander

Foot · Limited practice

Jalyx Hunt

Knee · Limited practice

Jermaine Eluemunor

Calf · Limited practice

Jake Elliott

Ankle · Limited practice

Saquon Barkley

Hamstring · Limited practice

Brian Robinson Jr.

Hamstring · Limited practice

Yasir Abdullah

Hamstring · Limited practice

NYJ: 194 passing yards allowed per game to KC's 222.9

NYJ is at 194 passing yards allowed per game over 8 games; KC is at 222.9 over 7 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

LAR: 4.93 yards per play allowed to WSH's 5.4

LAR is at 4.93 yards per play allowed over 8 games; WSH is at 5.4 over 7 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

Tanner McKee

Ribs · Limited practice

Andrew Thomas

Groin · Limited practice

Charlie Jones

Hand · Limited practice

Jonathan Greenard

Ankle · Limited practice

Jordan Battle

Hamstring · Limited practice

MIN: 1.71 takeaways per game to BUF's 1.29

BUF is at 1.29 takeaways per game over 7 games; MIN is at 1.71 over 7 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

WSH: 1.43 takeaways per game to LAR's 1

LAR is at 1 takeaways per game over 8 games; WSH is at 1.43 over 7 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

CHI: 5.36 yards per play to TB's 4.88

Chicago has the better per-play offense, the same order as last season, when it led Tampa Bay 5.71 to 5.12. Both teams are down from those marks over 8 games, so this looks more like a shared dip than one team collapsing. Since the order has held across both seasons, Chicago's small edge is reasonable to trust. It is a modest gap, so use it as a lean on which offense should move the ball more comfortably, and look elsewhere for anything bigger.

Austin Barber

Calf · Limited practice

Jordyn Tyson

Hamstring · Limited practice

Kelvin Banks Jr.

Ankle · Limited practice

KC: 1.43 takeaways per game to NYJ's 1

NYJ is at 1 takeaways per game over 8 games; KC is at 1.43 over 7 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

Alvin Kamara

Back · Limited practice

Martin Emerson Jr.

Shin · Limited practice

Carson Schwesinger

Wrist · Limited practice

TB: 4.82 yards per rush attempt to CHI's 4.21

TB is at 4.82 yards per rush attempt over 8 games; CHI is at 4.21 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season TB was at 4.05 over 17 games and CHI at 4.75 over 17 games.

TB: 168.6 rushing yards per game to CHI's 150.8

TB is at 168.6 rushing yards per game over 8 games; CHI is at 150.8 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season TB was at 114.5 over 17 games and CHI at 144.5 over 17 games.

ORL allowed 114.7 points a game this season, PHX 124.3

ORL allowed 114.7 points a game this season, PHX 124.3. 2026-27 regular season: PHX over 6 games, ORL over 7.

Branson Combs

Shoulder · Limited practice

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Marist Liufau (LB) is ir-r for DAL

Liufau (forearm) has been downgraded from questionable to out ahead of Monday night's game against the Eagles. Reported Oct 25.

Jalen Thompson (S) is on injured reserve for DAL

Thompson (hamstring) has not had his 21-day practice window opened yet, Joe Hoyt of The Dallas Morning News reports. Reported Nov 5.

Jonathan Bullard (DT) is ir-r for DAL

Bullard (calf) was designated to return from injured reserve by the Cowboys on Thursday. Reported Oct 30.

T'Vondre Sweat (DT) is on injured reserve for NYJ

The Jets placed Sweat (knee) on injured reserve Saturday, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.com reports. Reported Oct 31.

Omarr Norman-Lott (DT) is pup-r for KC

The Chiefs designated Norman-Lott (knee) to return from injured reserve Wednesday. Reported Oct 29.

Harold Fannin Jr.

Groin · Limited practice

Denzel Boston

Calf · Limited practice

DaVon Hamilton (DT) is on injured reserve for JAX

The Jaguars placed Hamilton (knee) on their injured reserve list Tuesday. Reported Nov 4.

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Jimmy Rolder (LB) is on injured reserve for DET

Rolder (hamstring) was placed on injured reserve Tuesday. Reported Nov 4.

Jordyn Tyson (WR) is on injured reserve for NO

NO lists Jordyn Tyson as on injured reserve on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

Javon Kinlaw (DT) is on injured reserve for WSH

Kinlaw underwent season-ending surgery Tuesday to repair his MCL, Nicki Jhabvala of The Athletic reports. Reported Nov 4.

Daron Payne (DT) is on injured reserve for WSH

Payne (foot) underwent season-ending surgery Wednesday, Ben Standig of The Team 980 Washington D.C. reports. Reported Nov 4.

Derwin James Jr. (S) is on injured reserve for LAC

The Chargers placed James (hamstring) on injured reserve Saturday. Reported Nov 1.

Asim Richards

Thumb · Limited practice

Quincy Williams

Hamstring · Limited practice

Kentavius Street (DT) is on injured reserve for CHI

The Bears placed Street (knee) on injured reserve Wednesday, Adam Jahns of AllCHGO.com reports. Reported Nov 5.

Emmanuel McNeil-Warren

Hip · Limited practice

NYG: 66.1 offensive plays per game to PHI's 60

NYG is at 66.1 offensive plays per game over 7 games; PHI is at 60 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season NYG was at 63.8 over 17 games and PHI at 59.4 over 17 games.

Gabe Jacas

Knee · Limited practice

Greg Van Roten

Hamstring · Limited practice

MarShawn Lloyd

Knee · Limited practice

Carlton Davis III

Neck · Limited practice

Mack Hollins

Calf · Limited practice

Kevin Byard

Chest · Limited practice

Christian Watson

Ribs · Limited practice

Ernest Jones IV

Ankle · Limited practice

Michael Wilson

Ribs · Limited practice

Drew Lock

Elbow · Limited practice

Dont'e Thornton Jr.

Back · Limited practice

Nick Bosa

Knee · Limited practice

Luke Gifford

Groin · Limited practice

Garret Wallow

Hamstring · Limited practice

Micah Parsons

Knee - ACL · Limited practice

Aaron Banks

Knee · Limited practice

Chris Brooks

Ankle · Limited practice

Morgan Moses

Foot · Limited practice

Dre'Mont Jones

Shoulder · Limited practice

Brenden Schooler

Hamstring · Limited practice

Jaylen Wright

Quadriceps · Limited practice

Kaytron Allen

Quadriceps · Limited practice

Chop Robinson

Knee · Limited practice

Zach Sieler

Shoulder · Limited practice

Malik Herring

Neck · Limited practice

Kerby Joseph

Knee · Limited practice

Michael Taaffe

Wrist · Limited practice

Jacob Saylors

Neck · Limited practice

CLE: 0.38 interceptions thrown per game to NO's 0.86

CLE is at 0.38 interceptions thrown per game over 8 games; NO is at 0.86 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season CLE was at 1.06 over 17 games and NO at 0.71 over 17 games.

Eric Murray (S) is on injured reserve for JAX

The Jaguars placed Murray (elbow) on their injured reserve list Tuesday. Reported Nov 4.

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Amon-Ra St. Brown

Ribs · Limited practice

Will Kacmarek

Hamstring · Limited practice

Dante Trader Jr.

Shoulder · Limited practice

JAX: 7.63 yards per pass attempt to BAL's 6.81

JAX is at 7.63 yards per pass attempt over 7 games; BAL is at 6.81 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season JAX was at 6.42 over 17 games and BAL at 6.69 over 17 games.

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Tucker Addington

Shoulder · Limited practice

Mansoor Delane

Shoulder · Limited practice

Joseph Ossai

Ankle · Limited practice

Omarr Norman-Lott

Knee - ACL · Limited practice

Tyler Smith

Ankle · Limited practice

Caleb Downs

Concussion · Limited practice

LV: 4 red-zone trips per game to SF's 3.14

LV is at 4 red-zone trips per game over 8 games; SF is at 3.14 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season LV was at 2.12 over 17 games and SF at 3.88 over 17 games.

Luke Schoonmaker

Groin · Limited practice

Drew Ogletree

Knee · Limited practice

George Pickens

Hamstring · Limited practice

P.J. Locke

Concussion · Limited practice

Joey Porter Jr.

Ankle · Limited practice

DeMarvion Overshown

Hamstring · Limited practice

B.J. Hill

Limited practice

Jarrian Jones

Ankle · Limited practice

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NE: 54.2% red-zone scoring allowed to GB's 66.7%

New England has been tougher once offenses get close, with a 12.5-point edge over Green Bay after 8 games each. Red-zone rates rest on far fewer plays than yardage numbers, so a handful of stops can swing them, and these figures don't show who either defense faced. Green Bay's rate has more room to improve, and New England's may drift the other way. For this game, it matters most for scoring props and totals, with limited weight on its own.

Ezra Cleveland

Knee · Limited practice

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Jakobi Meyers

Hamstring · Limited practice

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Chris Rodriguez Jr.

Hand · Limited practice

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Antonio Johnson

Ankle · Limited practice

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IND: 131.8 rushing yards allowed per game to DAL's 152.8

Indianapolis has allowed 21 fewer rushing yards per game than Dallas over 8 games each, but neither number is especially comforting at these levels. Rushing totals depend partly on how often teams were ahead and kept running, and these figures don't show that or who each defense faced. Yards per carry would settle how real the gap is. For this game, both run games have a reason to stay involved, with Dallas facing the sturdier run defense.

LAR: 6.54 yards per pass attempt to WSH's 5.7

LAR is at 6.54 yards per pass attempt over 8 games; WSH is at 5.7 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season LAR was at 7.24 over 17 games and WSH at 6.41 over 17 games.

GSW allowed 114.6 points a game this season, MIA 122.9

GSW allowed 114.6 points a game this season, MIA 122.9. 2026-27 regular season: GSW over 8 games, MIA over 8.

ATL: 41.1% third downs allowed to CIN's 47.3%

CIN is at 47.3% third downs allowed over 7 games; ATL is at 41.1% over 8 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

Divine Deablo

Forearm · Limited practice

Terrance Ferguson

Ankle · Limited practice

Jordan Whittington

Back · Limited practice

Myles Garrett

Knee · Limited practice

Talanoa Hufanga

Ankle · Limited practice

Tycen Anderson

Limited practice

Denzel Perryman

Undisclosed · Limited practice

Donte Jackson

Hamstring · Limited practice

Deane Leonard

Concussion · Limited practice

Rodney Shelley

Hamstring · Limited practice

Kayode Awosika

Lower Leg · Limited practice

David Njoku

Lower Leg · Limited practice

Marques Sigle

Ankle · Limited practice

Nate Hobbs

Groin · Limited practice

Upton Stout

Shoulder - AC Joint · Limited practice

Christian McCaffrey

Hamstring · Limited practice

Demarcus Robinson

Ankle · Limited practice

Darien Porter

Groin · Limited practice

DET: 30:59 time of possession per game to MIA's 28:47

DET is at 30:59 time of possession per game over 7 games; MIA is at 28:47 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season DET was at 30:33 over 17 games and MIA at 28:57 over 17 games.

LV: 63.8 offensive plays per game to SF's 58.4

LV is at 63.8 offensive plays per game over 8 games; SF is at 58.4 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season LV was at 55.8 over 17 games and SF at 63.6 over 17 games.

CHI: 58.8% red-zone scoring rate to TB's 50%

TB is at 50% red-zone scoring rate over 8 games; CHI is at 58.8% over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season TB was at 54% over 17 games and CHI at 58.2% over 17 games.

NE: 30:54 time of possession per game to GB's 28:40

GB is at 28:40 time of possession per game over 8 games; NE is at 30:54 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season GB was at 29:48 over 17 games and NE at 31:18 over 17 games.

LV: 265.1 team passing yards per game to SF's 244

LV is at 265.1 team passing yards per game over 8 games; SF is at 244 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season LV was at 167.7 over 17 games and SF at 244.5 over 17 games.

NO: 16.1 sack yards lost per game to CLE's 21.8

CLE is at 21.8 sack yards lost per game over 8 games; NO is at 16.1 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season CLE was at 20.3 over 17 games and NO at 18.7 over 17 games.

NYG: 13.9 sack yards lost per game to PHI's 19.3

NYG is at 13.9 sack yards lost per game over 7 games; PHI is at 19.3 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season NYG was at 13.5 over 17 games and PHI at 13 over 17 games.

BUF: 97.4 rushing yards allowed per game to MIN's 116.7

BUF is at 97.4 rushing yards allowed per game over 7 games; MIN is at 116.7 over 7 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

JAX: 227.4 team passing yards per game to BAL's 205.1

JAX is at 227.4 team passing yards per game over 7 games; BAL is at 205.1 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season JAX was at 222.3 over 17 games and BAL at 175.6 over 17 games.

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GB (5-3) at NE (5-3)

The matching 5-3 records hide a small edge for New England, which is +22 to Green Bay's +7 and 3-0 at home. The Packers are 2-2 on the road and their margin is thin, so their record may be slightly generous. Three home games is a short sample, and that perfect mark is the number most likely to move. The standings call this even, while the margin and venue lean modestly to the Patriots, so judge the spread against that.

LV: 1.75 fourth-down attempts per game to SF's 1.14

LV is at 1.75 fourth-down attempts per game over 8 games; SF is at 1.14 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season LV was at 1.88 over 17 games and SF at 1.29 over 17 games.

BAL: 228.3 passing yards allowed per game to JAX's 253.9

JAX is at 253.9 passing yards allowed per game over 7 games; BAL is at 228.3 over 8 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

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GSW made 16.1 threes a game this season, MIA 13.0

GSW made 16.1 threes a game this season, MIA 13.0. 2026-27 regular season: GSW over 8 games, MIA over 8.

ORL made 13.1 threes a game this season, PHX 12.8

ORL made 13.1 threes a game this season, PHX 12.8. 2026-27 regular season: PHX over 6 games, ORL over 7.

NE: 92.6 rushing yards allowed per game to GB's 110.9

GB is at 110.9 rushing yards allowed per game over 8 games; NE is at 92.6 over 8 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

CLE: 3.77 yards per rush attempt to NO's 3.26

CLE is at 3.77 yards per rush attempt over 8 games; NO is at 3.26 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season CLE was at 3.9 over 17 games and NO at 3.65 over 17 games.

Tyler Loop (PK) is on injured reserve for BAL

The Ravens placed Loop (groin) on injured reserve Tuesday. Reported Nov 3.

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NO: 65.6 offensive plays per game to CLE's 60.5

CLE is at 60.5 offensive plays per game over 8 games; NO is at 65.6 over 7 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season CLE was at 60.6 over 17 games and NO at 63.2 over 17 games.

Cole Kmet (TE) is on injured reserve for CHI

The Bears placed Kmet (knee) on injured reserve Friday. Reported Oct 23.

Elijah Arroyo (TE) is on injured reserve for SEA

Head coach Mike Macdonald told reporters Friday that Arroyo (shoulder) underwent surgery and will likely be out for the rest of the season, Curtis Crabtree of Fox 13 Seattle reports. Reported Oct 23.

Erick All Jr. (TE) is on injured reserve for CIN

Bengals head coach Zac Taylor confirmed Wednesday that All has been diagnosed with a torn ACL in his right knee and will require season-ending surgery, Jay Morrison of SI.com reports. Reported Oct 28.

SF: 210.3 passing yards allowed per game to LV's 235.5

LV is at 235.5 passing yards allowed per game over 8 games; SF is at 210.3 over 7 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

JAX: 40% fourth-down conversion rate to BAL's 25%

JAX is at 40% fourth-down conversion rate over 7 games; BAL is at 25% over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season JAX was at 58.6% over 17 games and BAL at 60% over 17 games.

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SEA lead the series with ARI since 2025

Seattle has won these meetings by pulling away. Arizona kept it tight at home in the first one, a 23-20 loss on Sep 25 last season, then gave up 44 in Seattle on Nov 9 and managed just 7 at home on Sep 20 this year. The last two games were one-way, so the close one is starting to look like the outlier, though three games is a small sample. This one is back in Seattle, where Arizona's 22 points still didn't make it competitive, so ask whether the Cardinals can keep pace once the Seahawks start scoring.

Akayleb Evans (CB) is on injured reserve for CAR

Evans (triceps) was placed on injured reserve by the Panthers on Thursday, Darin Gantt of the team's official website reports. Reported Oct 30.

Laremy Tunsil (OT) is on injured reserve for WSH

Tunsil (triceps) could potentially return late in the season, Nicki Jhabvala of The Athletic reports. Reported Oct 29.

Taylor Moton (OT) is on injured reserve for CAR

The Panthers placed Moton (lower leg) on injured reserve Monday. Reported Oct 26.

Anton Harrison (OT) is on injured reserve for JAX

Harrison was diagnosed with a torn ACL while undergoing a procedure on his right knee Thursday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports. Reported Oct 24.

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CHI is on a short week

Both teams are short on time, with Tampa Bay at 4 days and Chicago at 3. Each will likely prioritize recovery over hard practice and stick to what it already knows. Chicago has less rest but stays home, while Tampa Bay has to travel, so the schedule doesn't clearly favor either side. Focus on who is healthy, because neither team has much time to get anyone back.

Jacob Monk (C) is on injured reserve for GB

The Packers placed Monk (quadriceps) on injured reserve Monday. Reported Oct 26.

Cam Taylor-Britt (CB) is on injured reserve for IND

The Colts placed Taylor-Britt on injured reserve Tuesday due to a groin injury, Nathan Brown of The Indianapolis Star reports. Reported Oct 27.

Michael Jerrell (OT) is on injured reserve for ATL

The Falcons placed Jerrell (biceps) on injured reserve Saturday, Tori McElhaney of the team's official site reports. Reported Oct 24.

SEA is on a short week

Neither side is rested here: Arizona has 4 days and Seattle has 3. Both teams will be limited to light practices and simple game plans, so sloppy details and late injury calls are the main things to watch. Seattle has the shorter turnaround but plays at home, while Arizona has to travel, so the calendar gives neither team a clean edge. Lean on the injury report here more than on the rest numbers.

MIA played at 103.2 possessions a game this season, GSW 100.1

MIA played at 103.2 possessions a game this season, GSW 100.1. 2026-27 regular season: GSW over 8 games, MIA over 8.

PHX played at 99.5 possessions a game this season, ORL 98.3

PHX played at 99.5 possessions a game this season, ORL 98.3. 2026-27 regular season: PHX over 6 games, ORL over 7.

PHX grabbed 39.5 rebounds a game this season, ORL 38.9

PHX grabbed 39.5 rebounds a game this season, ORL 38.9. 2026-27 regular season: PHX over 6 games, ORL over 7.

GSW grabbed 43.9 rebounds a game this season, MIA 43.3

GSW grabbed 43.9 rebounds a game this season, MIA 43.3. 2026-27 regular season: GSW over 8 games, MIA over 8.

Tavius Robinson (LB) is on injured reserve for BAL

The Ravens placed Robinson (pectoral) on injured reserve Saturday. Reported Oct 24.

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Coby Bryant (S) is on injured reserve for CHI

Coach Ben Johnson said Wednesday that Bryant (knee) will start running again in the "near future," Courtney Cronin of ESPN.com reports. Reported Oct 28.

Thomas Incoom (LB) is on injured reserve for CAR

The Panthers placed Incoom (calf) on injured reserve Saturday, Darin Gantt of the team's official site reports. Reported Oct 24.

Jonah Elliss (LB) is on injured reserve for DEN

The Broncos placed Elliss (ankle) on injured reserve Saturday, Aric DiLalla of the team's official site reports. Reported Oct 24.

Tremaine Edmunds (LB) is on injured reserve for NYG

Edmunds (chest) was placed on injured reserve Saturday, Dan Duggan of The Athletic reports. Reported Oct 24.

Kalia Davis (DT) is on injured reserve for CLE

Davis (quadriceps) will spend the rest of the 2026 season on injured reserve after his 21-day practice window expired Tuesday, Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston reports. Reported Oct 28.

Kiko Mauigoa (LB) is on injured reserve for NYJ

The Jets placed Mauigoa (quadriceps) on injured reserve Saturday, Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic reports. Reported Oct 24.

VJ Payne (S) is on injured reserve for NYJ

NYJ lists VJ Payne as on injured reserve on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

Teven Jenkins (G) is on injured reserve for CLE

The Browns placed Jenkins (back) on injured reserve Saturday. Reported Oct 24.

NYG and PHI are even since 2025

These two split last season, and neither game was close. The Giants beat Philadelphia 34-17 at home on Oct 9, then the Eagles won 38-20 at home on Oct 26. Each home team won big, which is a real pattern but only two games, both from last season. With this one in Philadelphia, the last meeting there is the closer reference, but the swing between the two results says to be careful about leaning too hard on either score.

CIN is on a short week

Cincinnati and Atlanta each have 4 days between games, so the calendar cancels out on rest. Both will have limited practice time and less room for new wrinkles, while Cincinnati also has to travel. Skip any rest angle and look at which team is carrying more injuries into a short week.

DAL is on a short week

Dallas and Indianapolis both have 4 days to get ready, so neither gets a rest advantage. Expect both to focus on recovery and keep their game plans simple, with Dallas also handling the trip. Rest shouldn't move your view of this game, but late injury news could.

NYJ is on a short week

The Jets and Kansas City are both on 4 days, so the rest is even. Each team has to prepare with little practice time, and the Jets also have to travel. There is no schedule edge to price in here, which puts the focus on the injury report and each team's health.

DET is on a short week

Detroit and Miami both come in on 4 days, so neither team has extra time to recover or prepare. Both will likely keep practices light and game plans tight, while Detroit also has the road trip. Treat rest as a wash and check which team has more players at risk of missing the game.

LAR is on a short week

The Rams and Washington each have 4 days between games, so the rest is level. Both have to squeeze recovery and preparation into the same short window, and the Rams also have to travel. The schedule gives you no rest edge, so late injury news is the better place to look.

BUF is on a short week

Buffalo and Minnesota both have 4 days to get ready, so neither side has a rest edge. Both will be short on practice time, with Buffalo also needing to travel. Set rest aside for this game and watch which team's banged-up players can make it back in time.

JAX is on a short week

Jacksonville and Baltimore both come in on 4 days, so rest doesn't favor either team. Both have to manage recovery and a shortened practice week, and Jacksonville has the added task of traveling. Don't give either side a rest edge here. The more useful question is which team has more players listed as questionable.

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BUF (6-1) at MIN (6-1)

These teams match closely: both 6-1, with Buffalo at +52 and Minnesota at +47, so neither record looks like a mirage. Buffalo is 3-0 on the road with 3 straight wins, while Minnesota is 3-0 at home and coming off its lone loss. One of those perfect splits ends here, and at 3 games each neither was very firm to begin with. With season numbers this close, home field and the price should matter more than the streaks.

Blake Fisher

Thumb · Full practice

Brevin Jordan

Finger · Full practice

Khalil Mack

Full practice

Corey Bullock

Quadriceps · Full practice

Brady Christensen

Hamstring · Full practice

Pat Bryant

Ankle · Full practice

Bryce Young

Full practice

Zach Allen

Hamstring · Full practice

Torricelli Simpkins III

Ankle · Full practice

MIA and GSW split last season 1-1

Miami and Golden State split two games last season, and tonight is their first meeting this season. Two games and a 1-1 record give you no real edge either way, so current rosters and tonight's spot should carry far more weight in how you view this game.

Bobby Brown III

Hand · Full practice

Jaylen Waddle

Chest · Full practice

Courtland Sutton

Full practice

Roger Rosengarten

Ankle · Full practice

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Ronnie Rivers

Calf · Full practice

ORL and PHX split last season 1-1

Orlando and Phoenix split two games last season, and tonight is their first meeting this season. A 1-1 split over two games tells you almost nothing about tonight, so give more weight to current form, health and rest than to the series history.

Colson Yankoff

Full practice

Jayden Daniels

Full practice

Josh Conerly Jr.

Full practice

Steve Avila

Hamstring · Full practice

Matthew Stafford

Arm · Full practice

Jer'Zhan Newton

Pectoral · Full practice

Moro Ojomo

Neck · Full practice

Colton Hood

Illness · Full practice

Markel Bell

Full practice

Malik Harrison

Groin · Full practice

Theo Johnson

Neck · Full practice

Zack Baun

Full practice

Micah McFadden

Full practice

Thomas Fidone II

Full practice

Kenny Moore II

Full practice

Landon Dickerson

Knee · Full practice

Trace Ford

Full practice

Calais Campbell

Full practice

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Abdul Carter

Illness · Full practice

Jordan Davis

Full practice

Jordan Mailata

Full practice

DJ Reader

Full practice

Marcus Mbow

Knee · Full practice

Dallas Goedert

Knee · Full practice

Elgton Jenkins

Knee · Full practice

Cesar Ruiz

Knee · Full practice

Jared Verse

Knee · Full practice

Nathan Shepherd

Illness · Full practice

Justin Reid

Concussion · Full practice

Myles Harden

Hamstring · Full practice

Rock Ya-Sin

Full practice

Amen Ogbongbemiga

Toe · Full practice

Kadyn Proctor

Concussion · Full practice

Brian Branch

Concussion · Full practice

Malik Willis

Full practice

Reese Taylor

Quadriceps · Full practice

Patrick Mahomes

Full practice

VJ Payne

Knee · Full practice

Mason Taylor

Back · Full practice

Rashee Rice

Hamstring · Full practice

Breece Hall

Quadriceps · Full practice

Travis Kelce

Ankle · Full practice

Nikko Remigio

Hip · Full practice

Nick Bolton

Full practice

Drue Tranquill

Full practice

Demario Davis

Full practice

David Bailey

Groin · Full practice

Charvarius Ward

Full practice

Bryce Boettcher

Groin · Full practice

Jalen Travis

Full practice

Anthony Gould

Concussion · Full practice

Dee Alford

Ankle · Full practice

Joe Andreessen

Knee · Full practice

TJ Parker

Knee · Full practice

Ar'maj Reed-Adams

Coach''s Decision · Full practice

T.J. Edwards

Full practice

Baker Mayfield

Thumb · Full practice

Elijah Roberts

Full practice

Cody Mauch

Full practice

Emeka Egbuka

Foot · Full practice

Cade Otton

Full practice

Kenny Gainwell

Hip · Full practice

Jaxon Smith-Njigba

Full practice

Anthony Bradford

Knee · Full practice

Hjalte Froholdt

Knee · Full practice

Budda Baker

Groin · Full practice

Isaac Seumalo

Full practice

Nick Emmanwori

Hip · Full practice

Tory Horton

Full practice

Tyrice Knight

Hip · Full practice

Josh Sweat

Full practice

Reggie Virgil

Full practice

Drake Maye

Full practice

Christian Barmore

Illness · Full practice

Trent Williams

Full practice

Folorunso Fatukasi

Shoulder · Full practice

Ian Thomas

Ankle · Full practice

Mykel Williams

Full practice

Bud Dupree

Illness · Full practice

Daiyan Henley

Shoulder · Full practice

Jalen Pitre

Full practice

Azeez Al-Shaair

Groin · Full practice

Braden Smith

Ankle · Full practice

Bradley Chubb

Chest · Full practice

Tyrell Shavers

Knee - ACL · Full practice

Broderick Jones

Full practice

Von Miller

Full practice

Drew Shelton

Hamstring · Full practice

Jonathan Bullard

Calf · Full practice

Marist Liufau

Forearm · Full practice

Jonathan Taylor

Full practice

Olaivavega Ioane

Knee - MCL · Full practice

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Dee Winters

Calf · Full practice

Keenan Allen

Full practice

Kenny Clark

Back · Full practice

DJ Turner II

Heel · Full practice

James Pearce Jr.

Full practice

Beaux Collins

Hip · Full practice

Billy Bowman Jr.

Hamstring · Full practice

Cameron Williams

Ankle · Full practice

John Jenkins

Knee · Full practice

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Trey Hendrickson

Finger · Full practice

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Joe Fagnano

Ankle · Full practice

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Roquan Smith

Foot · Full practice

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Mark Andrews

Full practice

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Ronnie Stanley

Toe · Full practice

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Justice Hill

Groin · Full practice

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

Matt Hibner

Full practice

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

John Simpson

Back · Full practice

P Edge side lost; final 33-10

T.J. Sanders

Shoulder · Full practice

Ed Oliver

Knee · Full practice

CLE (5-3) at NO (2-5)

Cleveland's 5-3 is the most flattering record here, since -34 means the Browns have been outscored despite winning more than they lost. New Orleans is 2-5 at -32, nearly the same margin with a much worse record. The Saints' 0-4 home mark looks ugly, but it is only 4 games, and Cleveland is just 2-3 on the road. These teams have scored like near equals, so be careful about paying for the gap in the standings.

HOU lead the series with LAC since 2025

The series is one game: Houston won 20-16 in Los Angeles on Dec 27 last season. It was a low-scoring game that stayed within reach, and the Texans won it on the road. One meeting from last season can't tell you much about who has the edge. With the Chargers home again, it's fair to expect a tight game as a starting point, then let this season's form do most of the work.